Silicone IBC/Tote Tank Heaters (TTH)
BriskHeat silicone IBC tote and tank heating pad systems installs underneath plastic bladder for quick heat up time. The moisture and chemical resistant silicone heating pad is an easy-to-use non-invasive heating solution. Simple plug and play connections make this heating application ready to use out of the box to heat your tote tank.
- 1600 Watts
- 120V
Since 1949
- Quicker heat-up time due to heater having direct surface contact underneath the bladder
- Even heat distribution
- Does not contaminate or scorch your product
- Easy-to-use — simple plug-and-play design
- Reusable and rugged — long service life
- Safe — heater has unique 360° grounded heating element and cool-touch surface for your safety
Heater Construction: Multi-stranded knit and braid heating element laminated between two extra-thick layers of 20 mil fiberglass reinforced silicone rubber
Insulation: 0.25 in (6 mm) thick silicone foam
Voltage Options: 120 or 240 VAC
Operating Temperature: 0°F to 175°F (-18 to 79°C)
Maximum Exposure Temperature: 180°F (82°C)
Dielectric Strength: Over 2000 volts
Temperature Sensor: Type-K thermocouple built into heater
Heater Power Cord: 6 ft (1.8 m) long with IP67 4-pin (NEMA 6P equivalent) plug
Temperature Controller Power Cord: 6 ft (1.8 m) long
- 120 VAC: 3-prong grounded plug (NEMA 5-15P)
- 240 VAC: 3-prong grounded plug (NEMA 6-15P)
IP Rating:
- Heater: IP56
- Controller: IP64
| Part No. | Heater Size in (mm) | Volts | Watts | Part No. with °F Controller | Part No. with °C Controller | Heater Only* |
| TTH32361DK | 32 x 36 (813 x 914) |
120 | 1600 | TTH32361DK | TTH32361DK-C | TTH32361D |
| TTH32362DK | 32 x 36 (813 x 914) |
240 | 3200 | TTH32362DK | TTH32362DK-C | TTH32362D |
Catalog/Specifications Sheet
Instruction Manuals
Q: What types of container heaters are available?
A: Common container heater types include:
- Full coverage drum heaters
- Full-coverage IBC tote tank heaters
- Pail heaters
- Silicone drum and pail heaters
Q: What are container heaters used for?
A: Container heaters are commonly used to:
- Viscosity control
- Maintain process temperatures
- Protect temperature-sensitive products during storage
Q: How do container heaters improve viscosity control?
A: Heating materials to their recommended temperatures can lower viscosity, making liquids easier to pump, mix, transfer, and dispense while improving process efficiency.
Q: Can container heaters be used for hazardous locations?
A: Our ATEX Drum, Tote, and Gas Cylinder container heaters are designed and certified for hazardous locations. It is always important to verify approvals and certifications before installation in hazardous environments.
Q: Can container heaters prevent materials from freezing?
A: Yes. Container heaters are commonly used to maintain temperatures above freezing, helping protect materials from solidification, crystallization, or freeze damage during storage and use.
Q: How do I properly store my drum & tote heater?
A: We suggest that you lay your drum heater on a flat surface when not in use.
Q: What lengths and widths do tote tank heaters fit?
A: Any footprint between 40” x 40” (1016mm x 1016mm) and 48” x 48” (1219mm x 1219mm).
Q: Are there safety features for tote tank heaters like high-limit thermostats?
A: Yes, the wrap-arounds have built-in 195°F (91°C) manual reset high-limit thermostats and are grounded.
Q: Do cylinder warmers have adjustable built-in controllers?
A: No, the heaters are designed to keep the cylinders warm and temperatures will vary depending on environmental conditions. GCW and HCW heaters are built with self-regulating heat trace meaning they automatically adjust temperature depending on application and ambient conditions.
Q: Are cylinder warmers plug-and-play?
A: The 120V GCW models include a plug, but other models have ferrule-crimped leads.