Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: should this product be used on a dump line (which does NOT have water in it all the time) from a geothermal unit OR a regular water pipe freeze tape?
Document: Admittedly I had never used this before and was unaware what type of assembly would be required. It is not just a simply matter of sticking the wire in and going. Screwdrivers (philips and regular) and wire-cutter are required for assembly and vinyl tape required for installation.Also while the box matches the contents in the box don't match the picture. The picture shows a different orange plug where there prongs to plug into an outlet (or extension cord) are directly on the orange unit.
I chose this rating because when I ordered it to use on water pipe I never thought to check if it could get wet. ITS GOING ON WATER PIPE REALLY GOOD CHANCE AT SOME POINT IT MAY GET WET!!!! So it's useless as the location I wanted to use it could get wet occassionally. The product description upon closer look does say for use in dry locations so I guess it was my bad.
This is the best heat tape you can buy. Keep in mind 5 feet after wrapping covers about a 2 ft area.
This seems to work very well. I wrap a faucet stem in my crall space that leads to an outside faucet. It's too much trouble to crall in and turn off the faucet so this keeps the pipe warm when it's below zero.
The gravity emptying condensate line on my gas fired attic located furnace froze one nite. The condensate backed up and shut the furnace down. I installed this heat trace and have had no problems since.
Even if there is a 10 degree temperature drop between the heat cable and the pipe, it needs only to heat up to 42 degrees to prevent freezing. To go to 84 degree F is using power unnecessarily. But a few extra watts of electricity is cheap enough to waste if it prevents burst pipe.Easyheat makes another type of pipe heat cable that is thicker with a more flexible and rubbery cable.
Worked fine for our project. The product was just as advertised and arrived promptly in the mail. Would recommend this company.
Live and learn, I will never order anything else from this seller. I am VERY dissappointed in the product and the seller.
Hard to understand product description -- I thought I was getting one for 15 feet, but it turned out to be 5 feet. Going back, I can understand, but it shouldn't be so hard to understand. Arrived at very end of promised date.
nice gentle heat gets up to about 90 degrees low wattage. Sturdy cable pretty easy to assemble no problems so far
Answer: yes