Save time and money with this convenient Hot-Shot Pipe Thawing Kit. Tearing up floors, breaking through walls, or digging up pipes in frozen ground is a thing of the past. Plus, you'll no longer need to use those hazardous blow torches. With the safe Hot-Shot pipe thawer, you can accomplish the job faster and easier, with more money in your pocket. Looking for pipe repair fittings? Click here.

Hot-Shot™ Pipe Thawing Kits

These Frozen Pipe Thawing Machines Feature: Great tool for plumbers - thaws pipes and keeps your water running smoothly during freezing winter weather Thermal overload protection and circuit breakers for maximum safety Housed in heavy-gauge steel boxes for extreme durability on job sites Ability to clear lines up to 175 feet long Portability: the HotShot 400 only weighs 31 lbs & the Hot-Shot 320 only 30 lbs!!! Plugs into standard 115 volt receptacle Click here for an application example

Hot-Shot™ Pipe Thawing Machines
Sample	Description	Cable Option	Price & Quantity
	15amp circuit breaker Max range: 100ft x 1-1/2" lines Output current: 320amp w/ 14 amp draw 9" W x 9" D x 9" H	two 20ft #2 cables w/ clamps & lugs	$727.67
		without cables, clamps, & lugs	$687.72
	20amp circuit breaker Max range: 175ft x 1-1/2" lines Output current: 400amp w/ 20amp draw OR      320amp w/ 14 amp draw (selectable) 9" W x 9" D x 9" H	two 20ft #2 cables w/ clamps & lugs	$855.13
		without cables, clamps, & lugs	$768.15

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Additional Hot-Shot™ Cables
Image	Length	Gauge	Price & Quantity
Single cable with lug & pipe clamp	20 ft.	#2	$137.68
	20 ft.	#1	$155.45
	20 ft.	#2/0	$185.47
	50 ft.	#2	$273.63
	50 ft.	#2/0	$467.74
	50 ft.	#4/0	$709.48
	100 ft.	#2/0	$818.90
	100 ft.	#4/0	$1596.00

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"What does the cable gauge mean?" Gauge, as it applies to standard round, solid, nonferrous, electrically conducting wire, indicates a measurement of the physical size of a cable. It is a measurement of how large a wire is, either in diameter or cross sectional area. Under the American Wire Gauge (AWG) standards, higher numbers indicate thinner cable. Gauge is a method of defining wire diameter by a number, which was stated originally as the number of passes made through different, increasingly smaller dies. The more passes made through these dies would then decrease the size of the wire. The number for large wire is therefore smaller than for thin wire. In the case of gauges labeled as "2/0" or "4/0", this would mean that they are even larger than 0 (zero) gauge wire; sizes with multiple zeros are successively larger than #0 and can be denoted using "number of zeros/0". For example, 4/0 would be 0000 gauge wire, and would be larger than 2/0 gauge wire. "Will the Hot-Shot™ thaw PEX, PVC or ABS pipe?" No. The Hot-Shot™ will only thaw pipes that can transfer current.

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