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Engine & Filter Heater Kit
$355.50$345.00CAD
- Model
- KIT-EF-TH250-1
- Voltage
- 120 Volts
- Shipping
- Free in Canada and the US
Specifications
A step up for colder climates. Warm oil to start on, and fuel that keeps flowing instead of gelling in the filter.
In the box: one Titan 120 V heater pad (choose the size above), a thermostat outlet (Heater-Stat) that switches the pad on below 2 °C (35 °F) and off above 7 °C (45 °F), so it only draws power when it is cold, and the 12 V 100 W Fuel Filter Heater.
About the fuel filter heater: it straps on with a Velcro band, fits spin-on diesel fuel filters 3.75–5 in across, keeps the fuel from gelling, and moves to each new filter at service. It is 12 V DC and wires to the vehicle's battery or a switched 12 V circuit; the pad and the thermostat outlet plug into a standard outlet.
Works on anything with a metal pan or tank: cars, pickups, SUVs, tractors, generators, skid steers, lifts, hydraulic and fuel tanks. Pick the pad by what you are heating: the size options above show the oil capacity or tank size each one covers, and what it is usually used on. Not sure? Use the size finder or call 1 905 362-0423.
Install: clean the surface, peel, press, run the cord, plug in. About ten minutes, no drilling, no draining.
Also in the box: two zip ties, a silicone packet, a spreader and the instruction sheet. Free shipping to Canada and the US. Lifetime warranty on padheaters.com orders. A Canadian company, stocked and shipped from Mississauga, Ontario. Heater pads since 1992.
Shipping & warranty
Free shipping to Canada and the United States. We will work quickly to ship your order as soon as possible. Once your order has shipped, you will receive an email with tracking information.
Every TITAN heater carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects. If a heater fails, contact us and we will repair or replace it. We do not offer refunds.
Sizing help
Size to your oil pan or hydraulic tank capacity, not your engine size. An undersized pad heats slowly; an oversized one can create hot spots.