How to Install trace heating on condense pipe

How to Install trace heating on condense pipe
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Trace heating is easy to install and will stop your pipes from freezing. It's especially handy on boiler condense lines that are prone to freezing and making the boiler malfunction.
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[@epoly]

Great instruction!

[@pauljdavis44]

Foiling it in the pipe gives better heat transfer but if there’s enough heat it shouldn’t matter - and strictly speaking it should go on the underside of the pipe (heat rises) but better than nothing- James- have you ever encountered HWS trace heating on long runs from local water heaters/of calorifiers?

[@satishpatel5792]

Just had this installed onto my forever freezing condensate pipe....fingers crossed!

[@JoJo-nur5e]

I have a 40mm external condense pipe fitted and the existing lagging is a mess. I have also got a trace cable fitted too. Do I have to still lag the pipe with the trace fitted? Super expensive for lagging that size so the other option and cheaper would be to replace the pipe work with a narrower pipe. What is the smallest diameter pipe I can get away with please and thanks :)

[@chapman9230]

Does this one require application of aluminium tape to the heater cable when fitting to plastic condensate pipe? Sadly mine does.

[@Sirjohnwilliamuk]

Thanks for the video. However With the increased price of electricity this would cost 2 pounds for every ten hours of use. So about 60 pounds per month not 50p. B

[@Ungineers]

Your maths are wildly off or you electric is the most expensive in the world. 40w heater 3 hours a day for a month at 30p p/kwh is 80p a month, and 10 hours usage is 13p

[@hamaadrana6191]

Truly save your money and put a 40mm condensate or 32mm with insulation

[@D10010101]

If I remember correctly the manufacturer instruction on Worcester boilers is that any condense pipe outside should be 32 mm minimum with lagging.