Applications
Heating built around your appliance.
Each application starts from the same set of parameters. Tell us the space, the voltage and the temperature, and we match a product family to it.
Application areas
01
Refrigerators
Defrost and anti-condensation heating around evaporators, drains and door frames, built to fit tight cavity geometries.
What we need from you
- Cavity or evaporator drawing
- Voltage and wattage
- Lead length and connector
- Mounting method
Relevant families
02
Freezers & cold cabinets
Heating elements for low-temperature enclosures, where element shape, sheath material and lead routing matter.
What we need from you
- Cabinet or evaporator layout
- Operating temperature
- Sheath material
- Termination type
Relevant families
03
Air conditioning
Heating for indoor and outdoor units, including drain and base-pan areas and constant-temperature modules.
What we need from you
- Installation space
- Target temperature
- Voltage
- Mounting holes or bracket
Relevant families
04
Bathroom & sanitary
Low-profile heating for panels and surfaces where thin construction and clean lead exits are needed.
What we need from you
- Surface size and shape
- Voltage
- Power density
- Adhesive or mechanical mounting
Relevant families
05
Equipment heating
Custom heaters for enclosures, tooling and small equipment, from flat mica plates to flexible heating wire.
What we need from you
- Part drawing
- Operating temperature
- Wattage
- Lead configuration
Relevant families
Parameters that define every project
- Voltage
- Supply voltage, for example 12, 24, 220 or 230 V
- Power
- Total wattage, or W/m for heating wire
- Size & shape
- Overall dimensions, bend pattern or die-cut outline
- Material
- Sheath, foil, mica or encapsulation preference
- Operating temperature
- Working range and any maximum surface limit
- Lead configuration
- Wire type, length, termination or connector
- Drawing
- Drawing, sample photo or cavity layout if available
- Order volume
- Expected sample, trial and annual quantities
Send your drawing and parameters.
Share voltage, power, size, material, operating temperature, lead configuration and volume. Engineering reviews them and replies by email.