RecPro RV Tank Heater Pad - 12" x 18" Water Tank Warmer for Fresh, Grey & Holding Tanks (Up to 50 Gallons) | 13.5V with Toggle Switch | 3-Pack Set | Prevents Freezing in Cold Weather | Perfect for Winter RV Camping & Boating
$44.52
$80.95
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RecPro RV Tank Heater Pad - 12" x 18" Water Tank Warmer for Fresh, Grey & Holding Tanks (Up to 50 Gallons) | 13.5V with Toggle Switch | 3-Pack Set | Prevents Freezing in Cold Weather | Perfect for Winter RV Camping & Boating
$44.52
$80.95
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Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Get Our Tank Heater Pads in 1, 2 or 3 Packs! Features Peel and stick adhesive back attaches easily to most tanksActivates when water temps drop below 45F(5C) and heats to 68F(20C)Helps maintain flowing water in freezing temperaturesManufactured by Genesis Lighting under Patent No.: US10257888B2 Dimensions Specs Dimensions 12" W x 18" L Pad Thickness 3.0mm Lead Wire 36” Voltage 13.5V Used For Fresh, Grey Water, or Holding Tanks
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I put two pads on my RV fresh water tank and one on an external tank I use to transport water. The external tank had a 30 gallon block of ice in it when I applied the pad, and in two days there was a massive hole right over the pad that melted nearly to the surface, so the pad worked. I used a blow dryer to warm the pad up before I applied it and it stuck very well, even though it was single digit temps outside. Temps hit -24 F the other night and no problem, my RV fresh water tank did not even get slushy. The pads consistently use about 3.5 amps at 13V while operating and they do turn off, once things warm up enough. And now that I have skirted my trailer, the pads keep the space underneath at about 30 F, even when outside temps go below zero.
