Running ATO under the house in cold temps?

[West1]

I just purchased a couple 3 drawer consoles and going to set them up around my white 525xl.
Right side will have my granddaughters baby corn snake and the left side will have my IM 15 snail tank that’s plumed to the 525xl.
My issue is my ato. The reservoir I have is to tall to put in the console so I would like to run a 1/4 RO line from my garage to the foyer which is roughly 30’ away. If I were to run the line as close to the floor insulation as possible, and up through my baseboard (easy patch if I tear down), would the ro line freeze in Idaho winters?
Between 0*-40*.

I have the Tunze 3150.110a socket outlet to connect any pump to the Tunze 3155. I also have the new DC ato so I might test its strength in normal wiring before wiring it to high output.

Any ideas to achieve this would be great!

Tyvm

 

[Subsea]

Yes, the line would freeze. I run heat tracing on water well lines to prevent freezing and I live in Texas.

“MAXKOSKO 24 Ft. 120 V Heat Trace Cable for Pipe Freeze Protection, Self-Regulating Heating Cable for Metal And Plastic Home Pipes, Energy-Saving Pipe Heating Cable Keeps Water Flowing at -40 °F”​

 

[West1]

Yes, the line would freeze. I run heat tracing on water well lines to prevent freezing and I live in Texas.

“MAXKOSKO 24 Ft. 120 V Heat Trace Cable for Pipe Freeze Protection, Self-Regulating Heating Cable for Metal And Plastic Home Pipes, Energy-Saving Pipe Heating Cable Keeps Water Flowing at -40 °F”​

Oh interesting!
I see this company below has a 2mil insurance policy, ganna order the 3w tyvm!

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