can this be wrapped on both the hot and cold water lines at the same time
786062
I used mine to wrap a short area of exposed water line on both hot and cold water so I would have to say yes to your question!
832238
I am not sure that you can combine hoses but I don't see why not. I love this hose. It is pliable but still rolls easily back into the tub I keep it in. Way better than the curly hoses you can get elsewhere. Absolutely get it.
401506
No you can't have water from both at the same time. Mine was installed last week and it works great and looks good. I love the size of this one much better than the smaller one I had.
1574641
You are supposed to wrap the pipe with the cable and then cover it up with fiberglass insulation to keep the heat in. If both pipes are close enough that they can be wrapped together that should work. Alternately, if you have a long enough length of heating cable to wrap one pipe, then run the cable to the second pipe, you could do it that way as well.
996751
Yes. It decreases water pressure to both, but they will work at the same time.
1292513
I already have hot and cold water and it can be mixed. I don't think the panel itself can warm it up.
347126
I guess you could put warm water in instead of cold. I have never tried that, but should work the same.
2094304
The manufacturer's product description says "Warning: This cable has been designed for the sole purpose of preventing metal and rigid plastic water filled lines from freezing. DO NOT use this product on fuel lines, drain lines, hoses or buried pipes. Fiberglass pipe wrap is required to complete the installation." You can also use this link for more detail https://wrap-on.com/docs/PIPEHEATCABLE.PDF
1395549
Yes, I used it on a pinhole and crack I had in my hot water supply line. The instructions on the boxes only mention water supply on the 4 inch wrap so it would be best to use that. I used the 2 inch because the area in which I was doing the repair was very tight and ultimately I intend it be temporary since I have no idea how long it will last.
1413800
you can T two additional lines provided you don't kink the lines. These lines should be secured properly with a U hook with nail.
1574642
Stacey, good question! It really depends on your situation and the distance between the pipe. In the past, I wrapped the cable around the pipe as shown in the packaging. This year, I ran the cable upon the length of the pipe and used zip ties to hold it against the pipe, which has allowed me to cover more territory than wrapping. I would caution you that I live in Phoenix, so I'm only protecting pipes from 25-32 degrees, which is easier than when I lived in Chicago. Good luck.
13214
You may be able to as the plastic seems durable, however I don't believe this item is the best choice for continually putting hot water in.
2075079
Has two braided hoses, one for hot and one for cold. If you wanted to "tee" cold to both you could, but why? There are "cold" only options out there.
460070
yes it can. just make sure the hot and cold water lines are connected to the right faucets.
2186983
I used this product successfully on a water hose to my camper during freezing temps. I did not wind it around the hose but laid it flat against the hose using foam insulation. If you go to the website there is a detailed explaintion of how to use this product in different situations and the warranty info. I would double the length at a minimum if I intented to wrap the pipe, but it would depend on the circumfernce of the pipe. Hope this helps.
829122
I don't think so. There are hot/cold water supplies lines and that's all. Sorry
2127783
Most likely not.The product works best when it is rolled around a broken object ir even rolled around leaking flat pipe, one without ridges.I don't recommend the product to simply be placed over a Leak without the benefit of wrapping.