MAX IBC Heating Jacket 2 x 2kW - 110V

Who Is This For

This IBC heating jacket is for businesses that store or use materials in intermediate bulk containers. It is useful where cold conditions can affect material flow, handling or process consistency.

The two independently controlled heating zones make it suitable for applications that need controlled temperature maintenance around a bulk container.

Typical Applications

• Maintaining the temperature of compatible bulk liquids held in IBCs.

• Helping viscous materials remain easier to transfer or dispense.

• Supporting cold-weather storage of temperature-sensitive products.

• Warming compatible coatings, paints and process materials before use.

• Maintaining workable material consistency in construction and manufacturing settings.

• Supporting production processes where bulk materials need controlled heating.

• Providing temperature maintenance for materials stored in warehouse or site environments.

How to Use

Step 1: Check the IBC, jacket, cable, plug and controllers for damage before use. Confirm that the jacket is suitable for the container size and material.

Step 2: Position the IBC on stable, level ground in a dry environment. Ensure the container is vented where required.

Step 3: Wrap the jacket evenly around the IBC. Secure it using the nylon webbing, quick-release buckles and hook-and-loop fastening.

Step 4: Ensure the jacket is correctly fitted before connecting to power.

Step 5: Connect the fitted 16A plug to a suitable 110V supply.

Step 6: Set the required temperature on each digital controller. Follow the material manufacturer’s temperature limits.

Step 7: Monitor the material and the controller readings during heating. Adjust settings only when required.

Step 8: Disconnect the power before filling or emptying the IBC. Also disconnect it before removing or repositioning the jacket.

Common Mistakes

• Heating an empty container. Disconnect the jacket when the IBC is empty.

• Running the jacket while filling or emptying the IBC. Disconnect the power first.

• Setting a temperature without checking the material guidance. Excess heat can damage some products.

• Using the jacket with an unvented container. This can allow pressure to build inside the IBC.

• Using the product in a wet environment. Operate it in a dry location.

• Connecting to 240V mains. This jacket is designed for 110V supply only.

• Fitting the jacket loosely. Secure every strap and buckle before operation.

• Assuming it is suitable for hazardous areas. Hazardous-area use is not confirmed for this product.

Safety

Use this heating jacket only with a suitable 110V supply and fitted 16A industrial connection. Check the material safety data sheet before heating any substance. Do not exceed the material manufacturer’s recommended temperature.

Operate the jacket in a dry environment. Keep the IBC vented where required to avoid a build-up of internal pressure. Disconnect the power when the container is empty, while it is being filled or emptied, and before fitting or removing the jacket.

Do not use the jacket if the cable, plug, controller, heating surface or fastening straps are damaged. This product is IP44 rated. It is protected against splashing water, but it is not designed for immersion or uncontrolled outdoor exposure. Do not use with flammable or explosive materials unless the application has been formally assessed and the correct certified equipment has been specified.

Maintenance

Disconnect the jacket from the power supply before cleaning or inspection. Wipe the outer surface with a clean, dry cloth. Do not use solvents, abrasives or high-pressure water.

Check the cable, plug, controllers, straps, buckles and fastening points before each use. Keep the jacket dry when not in use. Fold and store it in a clean, secure location. Do not place heavy items on the controllers or power cable.