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Process Control & Analyzer Systems

Parker Hannifn Corporation

Parfex Division

Ravenna, OH

Catalog Number 4200-M-2

Specifcations Conformance

Electric Trace Tubing Products

Parker Multitube Temptrace electric trace products conform to

Articles 427 and 500 of the National Electric Code

. Article 427

is entitled, “Fixed Electric Heating Equipment for Pipelines

and Vessels.” Article 500 is entitled, “Hazardous (classifed)

Locations,” and contains defnitions of specifc occupancies

by Class, Division and Group Location.

Parker Multitube Temptrace electric trace products also

conform to IEEE Standard 515 entitled, “IEEE Recommended

Practice for the Testing, Design, Installation and Maintenance

of Electrical Resistance Heat Tracing for Industrial

Applications.”

Constant Watt Products Accessory Selections

Product Family

Series

Accessory P/N

Description

Constant Wattage Electric

Temptrace

CL & CH

4031-0001

Electrical Input Power / End Termination Kit

4012-01145

Line sensing general purpose area

NEMA 4X temperature controller

4012-01147

Line sensing hazardous location

NEMA 7 temperature controller

RTV-103BLK

End Sealant, 2.8 oz. tube, 400°F

RTV-103BLK10.3

End Sealant, 10.1 oz. cartridge, 400°F

RTV-106RED

End Sealant, 2.8 oz. tube, 500°F

ESB

End Seal Boot, 400°F molded silicone

SK-612

Splice or ftting / valve end termination kit

(Insulation dimensions - 6" x 12")

SK-630

Splice or ftting / valve end termination kit

(Insulation dimensions - 6" x 30")

SK-696

Splice or ftting / valve end termination kit

(Insulation dimensions - 6" x 96")

Parker Temptrace Feed Through seal kit

PTFT1.45

(.79" - 1.45")

PTFT2.42

(1.45" - 2.42")

Constant Wattage Electric CL and CH Series

RTV or HSB's End Seal

PTFT Shelter Feed Throughs

Heater End Seal

PTFT Shelter Feed Throughs

RTV or HSB's

SK-612, SK-630

or SK-696

4012-01145 or

4012-01147 Thermostats

4031-0001 Power Kit

Ground Fault Equipment Protection Devices (GFEPDs):

The IEEE standard (515-1989) for heating cables requires

the use of GFEPDs with a nominal 30 milliampere trip

level for “piping systems in classifed areas, those areas

requiring a high degree of maintenance, or which may be

exposed to physical abuse or corrosive atmospheres.”