Nelson Heat Tracing Cables
Heat Trace Cable Systems provide temperature maintenance and freeze protection. Firestop products protect against fire, smoke, water and explosions.
Heat Trace Cable Systems provide temperature maintenance and freeze protection. Firestop products protect against fire, smoke, water and explosions.
From industrial and hazardous locations to commercial construction and maritime vessels, the dangers of fire, gases, or freezing temperatures create extreme conditions requiring time-tested solutions for protection of people and equipment. Nelson products are backed by more than 50 years of experience designing and delivering solutions to best meet the needs of each customer and application, whether it be preventing the spread of fire in close quarters, or maintaining pipe temperature in harsh climates.
Nelson Heat Trace provides tailored solutions, incorporating traditional heat trace design philosophies with new and innovative installation, control, and monitoring technologies.
Industrial Pipe Tracing
Keep water flowing at low ambient temperatures and withstand high temperatures in damp, corrosive and hazardous locations.
Industrial Power Distribution
We offer single- and three-phase power distribution panels for use with industrial heating cable systems.
Industrial Roof and Gutter De-Icing
Roof and gutter de-icing products protect against ice dam formation on roofs, gutters and downspouts in any location.
Industrial Tank and Vessel Heating
Tank and vessel heating solutions for process temperature maintenance targeted to specific application needs.
Industrial Snow Melting
Our snow melting systems prevent the buildup of snow and ice on driveways, sidewalks, loading ramps and other paved surfaces.
Industrial Cable Monitoring
Our cable monitoring systems monitor multiple circuits, and can be networked to a PC for centralized alarm status.
Emerson is where technology and engineering come together to create solutions for the benefit of our customers, driven without compromise for a world in action.
