Value Collection SR4083 Silicone Rubber Heat Blanket 90W

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SR4083 is a rectangular silicone rubber heat blanket designed to deliver consistent surface heat to metal containers and similarly shaped work surfaces. Rated at 90 watts and 120 volts, this blanket measures 12 inches long by 3 inches wide and features a plain back for direct surface contact. It is used in industrial, HVAC, plumbing, and process-maintenance applications where controlled low-watt-density heat is needed to warm fluid lines, prevent freezing, maintain viscosity, or pre-heat fittings prior to service work. Installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, pipefitters, or maintenance professionals working with metal vessels and pipe components.

This heat blanket is suited for use on metal containers in residential, light commercial, and industrial service environments. Its rectangular profile and compact 12-inch by 3-inch footprint make it practical for wrapping or laying against smaller-diameter tanks, fittings, or process vessels. The plain back allows secure contact with flat or gently curved metal surfaces. Its 90-watt output at 120 volts provides steady, manageable heat without high surface temperatures that could damage surrounding components.

Key Features

• 90-watt output at 120 volts for controlled, consistent surface heating
• Rectangular profile measuring 12 inches long by 3 inches wide
• Silicone rubber construction handles elevated temperatures and resists moisture
• Plain back design allows direct contact with metal surfaces
• Rated for use with metal containers in maintenance and process applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with metal containers as specified by the manufacturer. Consult application requirements to confirm suitability for specific vessel sizes, surface configurations, or temperature ranges.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with low-voltage resistance heating equipment. Disconnect power at the circuit before routing or connecting supply leads, and verify the circuit rating matches the 120-volt, 90-watt load. Ensure the blanket lies flush against the metal surface with no air gaps that could cause localized overheating. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for branch-circuit wiring and equipment grounding when connecting the heater to a power source.