Tubular Enclosure Heaters
Tubular enclosure heaters are ideal for enclosures that are exposed to very low temperatures and that contain electrical or electronic components that require freeze or condensation protection.
The heating source of tubular enclosure heaters is an Incoloy sheathed 0.315” or 0.430” diameter tubular element that is placed inside a stainless-steel perforated shroud which protects the heater and prevents potential burns.
Features of Enclosure Heaters
| Overall Length | Shroud length | Width | Height |
| 9.375" | 7.25" | 3.5" | 1.5" |
| Part Number | Volts | Watts |
| TEN 1001 | 120V | 100W |
| TEN 2501 | 120V | 250W |
| TEN 2502 | 240V | 250W |
| TEN 3751 | 120V | 375W |
| TEN 3752 | 240V | 375W |
| TEN 5002 | 240V | 500W |
FAQs
How do Tubular Enclosure Heaters prevent moisture in electronics?
They produce heat to maintain a moisture free area.
Are Tubular Enclosure Heaters more durable than silicone strips?
They are both reliable, but based on temperature and durability needs, one may be a preference.
How to clean Tubular Enclosure Heaters without damaging the seal?
The connections must stay dry and free of debris.
What is the life expectancy of Tubular Enclosure Heaters in 24/7 use?
Heaters can typically last well over 1 year, but will vary by application.
Are Tubular Enclosure Heaters compatible with fiberglass cabinets?
Yes, they can be designed for any enclosure.
