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| Brand | Kat's |
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| Item Weight | 5.6 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 15 x 9.5 x 8.5 inches |
| Item model number | 22400 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 22400 |
| OEM Part Number | BBRB22400 |
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- Silicone covered for resistance to acid and oil
- Pliable for easy installation, no mechanical ability required
- Fits most car and truck batteries
- Wide range of sizes in both 120 volt and 240 volt
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A battery can lose 60% of its starting power when the temperature reaches 0-degrees F. Cold engines require more power from the battery at these temperatures. These two factors make it imperative that you use a battery pad heater to extend the life of your battery, and assist in your cold weather starting requirements. Fully charged batteries have a significant drop in power at colder temperatures. The battery wrap allows you to have full cranking power regardless of the cold. The battery heater should not be used when the temperature is above freezing.
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Andrew J. Rudlang
on March 5, 2015
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This seems to work really well. Note I installed this in a 2002 VW Beetle which has a stock battery box of sorts. I did actually modify the battery tray a tiny bit and make a flat steel plate for the pad to lay flat on. I also used a thermocube in conjunction with this to act as a sort of thermostat. The thermocube I used turns on the power if it is below 35 degrees and switches it off when it rises above 45 degrees. This seemed good to me as I am not looking to cook the battery up to hot summer day temperatures I just want to keep it above freezing when its -20 outside. That made installation a lot more farting around than one would need to do but I do think its important that you get it lying flat I even dimpled my tray a bit for the bulge where the power cord goes.
The car has the same battery as previous winter which is a cheap battery it works fine when its warm but for some reason it looses cranking ability really fast when it gets cold. Last year we had to jumpstart this car a couple times a week all winter long in northern minnesota stored outdoors. This year she just plugs it in every night I also added a big coolant heater and between the two that thing has started every single time without fail. On a -22F morning I measured the top of the battery at 36 degrees which was right where I wanted it. Above freezing but not cooking. Highly recommend. Thinking about pairing it with a trickle charger for next year then there is pretty much nothing cold-wise than can prevent this car from starting.
The car has the same battery as previous winter which is a cheap battery it works fine when its warm but for some reason it looses cranking ability really fast when it gets cold. Last year we had to jumpstart this car a couple times a week all winter long in northern minnesota stored outdoors. This year she just plugs it in every night I also added a big coolant heater and between the two that thing has started every single time without fail. On a -22F morning I measured the top of the battery at 36 degrees which was right where I wanted it. Above freezing but not cooking. Highly recommend. Thinking about pairing it with a trickle charger for next year then there is pretty much nothing cold-wise than can prevent this car from starting.
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