Description
- Quick Engine Heating: In every cold winter, using a 2 by 5 inch heater and battery heating pad can quickly start the engine to maintain good engine oil temperature and improve engine performance
- Keep the Engine Warm: Our magnetic oil pan heating pad can evenly heat and keep the gearbox and engine warm. In the cold winter, by transferring heat to a maximum temperature of 194 ℉/90 °C, the fluid lubrication and working efficiency of the gearbox and engine can be improved
- Excellent Quality: The rated voltage of the 2 by 5 inch silicone heating pad is 120 volts and 50 watts. It is covered with a silicone coating and has the characteristics of being thin, oil resistant, and low temperature resistant, with a long service life
- Easy to Install: Before installation, clean the application surface, peel off the paper and connect it to the oil pad; Ensure that there are no gaps or bubbles under the gasket and seal the edge of the gasket with sealant. (Not included sealant
- Usage: Engine block heater pad is suitable for installation in automotive engine oil pan, oil tank, reservoir, transmission oil pan, etc. It provides flowing oil for fuel tanks in winter for RVs, campers, trailers, boats, and ships
- Reminder: Only applicable to metal surfaces: Keep away from plastic, not designed for personal use, recommended for use in automobiles: Be careful of extreme heat, built-in automatic thermostat (non programmable) to keep the mat at a constant temperature
- After Sales Service: When you have any other questions about our products, or if the product you purchased does not meet your expectations, we are always ready to solve your doubts. We wish you a pleasant shopping experience
Kenneth –
Horrible. Second time using it the thing overheated after plugging it in for 15 mins and it melted, started to smoke and almost caught my shop on fire. I didn’t notice it until after my shop started getting smelly and hazy from the smoke it produced. Cheap garbage and dangerous. Don’t buy this. Buy a legit one from BriskHeat or something.
Stevo –
Using on oil pan on tym diesel tractor for easier cold starts. Self adhesive seems to be working well.
stinson –
I have it glued up okay and plugged it in once and it seems to work. I will know more later.
SwampFox –
I bought this small heating pad to stick it to my Parts washer in the garage. Its kinda small and I wish I had gotten a larger one BUT….it does the job if you give it time. My washer holds 5 gallons of cleaning solvent and this pad gets hot quickly, it takes at least an hour before the solvent gets decently warmer. I havent heated it for any longer but I suspect it would really get it hot given enough time… Supposedly the pad will heat to 190 degrees F, I certainly do not want my solvent to get that hot. Yes, I recommend it but be wise about it’s use.
Nas Zarringalam –
The thermostat control did not hold accurate tempter
Kenneth –
I am using this as a pre-heater for my print bed in my 3d printer.
My print bed takes a long time to heat up so I will turn this on 10 minutes before I’m going to print something. It gets the bed temperature up 10 to 20 degrees hotter than ambient so then I don’t have to wait that long when I am ready to print.
I just wish it didn’t have the built in thermostat because I am controlling it with a temperature controller and a solid state relay. But overall it works well for my 3d printing pre-heating needs. I don’t care how cold it is outside lol
Copperhead89 –
information was correct and delivery was quick
D&D B –
These definitely get hot and for 50 watts they are fairly economical to leave running. (Think 60 watt light build).
In my case the diesel that I installed this on has some other issue like bad glow plugs or something, but this does heat the oil pan or whatever surface you stick it on. Easy to install. Seems to stick on well enough if you clean the surface first.