Customer Reviews for VEVOR Self-Regulating Pipe Heating Cable, 120-feet 5W/ft Heat Tape for Pipes Freeze Protection, Protects PVC Hose, Metal and Plastic Pipe from Freezing, 120V

I ordered this pipe heating cable from Vevor to protect my sprinkler system in the winter. Most of the pipes for the system are far enough underground that I don't need to worry about them freezing in the winter, but the main pipes that connect the sprinkler system to my water supply (Where the shutoff valves are) are above the ground next to my house. So those exposed pipes need to be protected. In the past I have just wrapped them with a blanket and hoped for the best. But with this heating cable I can be sure they won't freeze. After I attach it to the pipes and plug it in, the thermostat will turn the heating unit on when the temperature drops below 43 degrees F and turn it back off when the temperature is above 55 degrees F. This is a great product with a variety of uses, and you can buy it in lengths from 6 feet to 120 feet.

Some people use a light bulb, some use heaters, but that can be dangerous in a crawl space.This heat cable is much safer and has a built-in temperature regulator.It's a nice thick cable that comes with an instruction booklet and even included a good size roll of tape!I've had smaller, thinner, flat cables in the past, but this is a round cable similar to a standard power cord.The quality of construction looks top notch and it works as it should, so I'm very pleased with this brand!

We live in Texas where we do get some freezing weather but not an excessive amount. As a result, many of the homes here are not adequately built for freezing weather, our home included. We have some plumbing pipes in our attic, which was a dumb move by the builder of our home because that's one of the first areas to get below freezing on the very cold days and nights we do have. One of the attic pipes burst in a freeze two years ago and it was a huge mess and hassle. These pipe heating cables solve the issue and are such an easier and less expensive option than relocating plumbing pipes. All you have to do is wrap the cable around your pipes as shown in the seller's photo and plug it into an electrical outlet. There's a built-in thermostat in the cable so that it only turns on, and turns on automatically, when the temperature gets down to 43 degrees, well before the danger of a freeze. The warming feature only comes on when needed and stays on until it's no longer needed. The cable gently warms the pipes and keeps them warm so that the water inside does not freeze.I like how easy these VEVOR pipe heating cables are to install and that they come in a variety of lengths to suit just about everyone's needs. I'd recommend getting a cable that is about at least 1/3 or maybe even 1/2 longer than your pipe so you it will be long enough to generously wrap it around the pipe.We haven't had a deep freeze yet this year but certainly there are at least a few coming. It's a good feeling knowing that we are prepared and our pipes will not freeze and burst. If you have water pipes in out-buldings, sheds, the garage, attic, etc., take care of them now before it's too late. You'll be glad you did.

Worked great, kept my pipes from freezing

Seems to work well for freeze protection of faucet. I put it inside a plastic box and fit it over the faucet.

I installed this cable on my waterline, wrapped with foil. The light shows it is active. The temps were in the low teens last week and no issues with pipes freezing!

I won’t be buying another one

This heat tape is excellent. It keep the pipes and sewer free and clear of getting frozen.Would buy again.

Bought it for my dad's rv and ended up buying a second for a downspout on the house that iced up really bad before it could cause damage.

Works greatt