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2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
VSX™ SELF-REGULATING HEATING CABLE
POWER OUTPUT CURVES 1
The power outputs shown apply to cable installed on
insulated metallic pipe (using the procedures outlined in
IEEE 515) at the service voltages stated below. For use
on other service voltages, contact Thermon.
CIRCUIT BREAKER SIZING 2
Maximum circuit lengths for various circuit breaker
amperages are shown below. Breaker sizing should be
based on the National Electrical Code, Canadian Electrical
Code or any other applicable code. The National Electrical
Code and Canadian Electrical Code require ground-fault
protection of equipment for each branch circuit supplying
electric heating equipment. Check local codes for ground-fault
protection requirements.
Catalog Number
120 Vac Nominal
Catalog Number
240 Vac Nominal
Power Output
at 50°F (10°C)
w/ft (m)
VSX 5-1 VSX 5-2 5 (16)
VSX 10-1 VSX 10-2 10 (33)
VSX 15-1 VSX 15-2 15 (49)
VSX 20-1 VSX 20-2 20 (66)
20
(66)
15
(49)
5
(16)
VSX 15
CERTIFICATIONS/APPROVALS
FM Approvals
Ordinary Locations
Hazardous (Classified) Locations
Class I, Division 2, Groups B, C and D
Class II, Division 2, Groups F and G
Class III, Divisions 1 and 2
Class I, Zones 1 and 2, AExe II
Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
Ordinary Locations
Hazardous (Classified) Locations
Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D
Class II, Division 2, Groups F and G
Class III, Divisions 1 and 2
Class I, Zones 1 and 2, AExe II
Canadian Standards Association
Ordinary Locations
Hazardous (Classified) Locations
Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C and D
Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F and G
Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D
Class II, Division 2, Groups E, F and G
Ex e II
Notes
1. For more precise power output values as a function of pipe temperature, refer to
CompuTrace®.
2. Based on the trip current characteristic of Type QOB or Type QO equipment
protection devices. For devices with other trip current characteristics, contact
Thermon.
3. The maximum circuit length is for one continuous length of cable, not the sum of
segments of cable. Refer to CompuTrace® design software or contact Thermon
for current loading of segments.
120 Vac Service Voltage Max. Circuit Length 3 vs. Breaker Size
Catalog Start-Up
ft (m)
Number
Temperature
°F (°C) 20A 30A 40A 50A
VSX 5-1
50 (10) 205 (63) 335 (102) 335 (102) 335 (102)
0 (-18) 205 (63) 335 (102) 335 (102) 335 (102)
-20 (-29) 195 (60) 335 (102) 335 (102) 335 (102)
-40 (-40) 185 (56) 315 (97) 335 (102) 335 (102)
VSX 10-1
50 (10) 135 (41) 220 (66) 265 (80) 265 (80)
0 (-18) 135 (41) 220 (66) 265 (80) 265 (80)
-20 (-29) 125 (38) 210 (63) 265 (80) 265 (80)
-40 (-40) 115 (36) 190 (58) 265 (80) 265 (80)
VSX 15-1
50 (10) 100 (30) 160 (48) 235 (71) 235 (71)
0 (-18) 100 (30) 160 (48) 235 (71 235 (71)
-20 (-29) 95 (29) 155 (47) 230 (70) 235 (71)
-40 (-40) 90 (27) 145 (44) 215 (65) 225 (69)
VSX 20-1
50 (10) 70 (21) 105 (32) 150 (45) 200 (62)
0 (-18) 60 (18) 90 (28) 125 (39) 170 (52)
-20 (-29) 55 (17) 85 (26) 120 (36) 160 (48)
-40 (-40) 50 (16) 80 (25) 110 (34) 150 (45)
120 Vac Service Voltage Max. Circuit Length 3 vs. Breaker Size
ft (m)
Catalog
Number
Start-Up
Temperature
°F (°C) 20A 30A 40A 50A
VSX 5-2
50 (10) 415 (126) 685 (209) 685 (209) 685 (209)
0 (-18) 415 (126) 685 (209) 685 (209) 685 (209)
-20 (-29) 395 (120) 685 (209) 685 (209) 685 (209)
-40 (-40) 365 (112) 630 (193) 685 (209) 685 (209)
VSX 10-2
50 (10) 270 (82) 435 (133) 565 (172) 565 (172)
0 (-18) 255 (78) 420 (128) 565 (172) 565 (172)
-20 (-29) 235 (72) 385 (117) 565 (172) 565 (172)
-40 (-40) 220 (66) 350 (107) 535 (163) 565 (172)
VSX 15-2
50 (10) 200 (61) 315 (97) 465 (142) 530 (161)
0 (-18) 175 (53) 275 (84) 405 (123) 525 (161)
-20 (-29) 165 (50) 260 (79) 375 (115) 485 (148)
-40 (-40) 155 (48) 245 (75) 355 (108) 450 (138)
VSX 20-2
50 (10) 145 (45) 230 (70) 325 (99) 405 (124)
0 (-18) 125 (39) 195 (60) 275 (84) 375 (114)
-20 (-29) 120 (37) 185 (56) 260 (79) 350 (106)
-40 (-40) 115 (34) 175 (53) 245 (75) 325 (100)
Watts per Foot (W/m)
10
(33)
Pipe Temperature °F (°C)
VSX 20
VSX 5
0
VSX 10
50
(10)
250
(121)
200
(93)
150
(66)
100
(38)
300
(149)