hotset hotform Silicone heating elements Flexible panel heating mats for antenna technology and telecommunications

Silicone heating elements Flexible panel heating mats for antenna technology and telecommunications Components and Systems Heating elements, thermal sensors and process control – hotset is your partner for the realization of intelligent product and service solutions in the field of industrial heat technology. Based on our international presence and our own production sites, we operate as a component supplier and development service provider for customers in all industries. We supply you with components for your series production, we implement complex system solutions for you or we take over entire...

hotset Flexible panel heating mats for antenna technology and telecommunications With our hotform silicone heating elements you receive a highly efficient and responsive universal solution for surface tempering in antenna technology and telecommunications. Innovative heat conductor geometry and highly thermally conductive special silicone guarantee fast heat transfer and homogeneous heat distribution. Whether parabolic antenna, flat antenna, panel or rod antenna, whether installed stationary or as a mobile tracking system: hotform silicone heating elements can be used to defrost and heat planar,...

hotform silicone heating elements can be used for almost all types of radio, TV, radio or satellite antennas both indoors and outdoors.

Advantages ■ Special silicone with high thermal conductivity ■ Innovative winding of heat conductor nnVery fast heat transfer ■ Excellent heat distribution (maximum homogeneity) ■ High energy efficiency ■ Temperature resistance from -60 °C to +270 °C ■ Light and ultra-flat (up to 0.4 mm) ■ Easy, flexible installation ■ Minimum installation effort ■ High control accuracy, short response time ■ Suitable for flat, round, concave and convex surfaces ■ UV-resistant ■ High weather resistance ■ EN 45545-compliant (fire, smoke) ■ Waterproof to IP 67 ■ Easy integration in multilayer and sandwich constructions...