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Flexible silicone rubber heater pad with 48 inch leads

Tempco

Tempco EHR00007 Silicone Rubber Enclosure Heater 120V 60W

SKU CH-4KAV-H3Z6C

Silicone rubber enclosure heater with built-in thermostat opening at 60 °F and closing at 40 °F, 60 W at 120 V AC, 48 in leads, cURus listed

  • Thermostat opens at 60 °F to prevent overheating
  • Thermostat closes at 40 °F to start heating automatically
  • 60 W output at 120 V AC for reliable enclosure warming
  • 48 in leads simplify wiring in tight cabinets
  • cURus listing confirms safety compliance

Product identity

The Tempco EHR00007 is a 120 V AC silicone rubber enclosure heater rated at 60 W. It suits technicians who need controlled warmth inside electrical cabinets or equipment housings.

Thermostat operation

A built-in thermostat closes at 40 degrees F and opens at 60 degrees F to maintain a narrow temperature band without external control wiring. This replaces a basic strip heater that lacks automatic regulation.

Installation check

Verify the cabinet has a flat mounting surface for the 1/2 in by 2 1/2 in footprint with holes on 4 in centres. Ensure 48 in leads can reach the 120 V supply and that the cURus listing satisfies local code.

How it compares

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Price $131.99
Pricier than about 74% of the 1,762 comparable items (median $45.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameTEMPCO

Questions about this item

What are the mounting hole centres on the 6 in by 2 1/2 in silicone rubber heater?

The mounting holes are on 4 in centres, matching the 1/2 in H by 2 1/2 in W mounting dimension.

How do you connect the 48 in leads to a 120V AC supply, and what mistake do installers make?

Wire the two leads directly to the 120V AC circuit; the common error is reversing line and neutral, which does not affect heating but can confuse downstream thermostat logic.

When should the built-in thermostat that closes at 40 °F and opens at 60 °F be checked or replaced?

Verify operation each heating season; replace the heater assembly if the thermostat no longer cycles at the 40 °F close and 60 °F open points.

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