Moisture
seal
Moisture
seal
Moisture
seal
Moisture
seal
• Using glass cloth tape,
attach heating cable to pipe.
• Apply insulation, cladding and warning labels.
• Terminate power wiring in user-supplied junction box.
• Using glass cloth tape,
attach heating cable to pipe.
• Apply insulation, cladding and warning labels.
• Terminate power wiring in user-supplied junction box.
• Using glass cloth tape,
attach heating cable to pipe.
• Apply insulation, cladding and warning labels.
• Terminate power wiring in user-supplied junction box.
• Using two wrenches, attach user-supplied 1/2-inch conduit.
To avoid breaking housing, do not exceed 15 ft-lbs of torque.
Broken connectors must be replaced.
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13C
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Power Connection
• To prevent damage to heat-
ing cables, protect from
sharp cladding edges.
• To prevent water ingress, seal
the heating cable where it
penetrates the insulation.
Powered Tee
• To prevent damage to heating cables,
protect from sharp cladding edges.
• To prevent water ingress, seal the heating
cable where it penetrates the insulation.
Powered Splice
• To prevent damage to heating cables,
protect from sharp cladding edges.
• To prevent water ingress, seal the heating
cable where it penetrates the insulation.
WARNING:
Fire hazard. Loose screws can cause excessive
heating. Be sure screws are fully tightened.
• Securely tighten the two connection screws, alternating as they are
being tightened.
• For Powered Splice and Tee kits, repeat steps 3 through 8 for all
remaining heating cable entries.
Tighten the screws
until the metal top
surface is at the
same height as the
inner clear plastic
module.
• Close the lid and snap the lever shut. Do not force lid closed; if lid does
not close, check the connection to ensure all screws are fully tightened.
• Tighten the nuts on the heating cable entries until grommets are com-
pressed.
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RayClic-PC, RayClic-PS, RayClic-PT Installation Instructions
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