12V 13.5V RV Water Tank Heating Pad Battery Powered 18"x12" RV Holding Tank Heater Pad with Thermostat Up to 50 Gallons Fresh, Grey, Black Water Tank, for Camper, Trailer, Motorhome, Winterizing

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• Water Tank Freeze Protection: Rifachua 12V/13.5V RV water tank heating pad connected to RV battery, specially designed for winter and can prevent RV water tank water from freezing without manual intervention.
• Thermostat Sensor Auto Turn ON & OFF: Each Rifachua water tank heating pad with an Intelligent External Thermostat Sensor. When the environmental temperature is lower than 41°F, the heating pad will start to heat up and work. When the environmental temperature is higher than 59°F, the heating pad will stop working and save energy.
• Overheating Protection & Retardant Insulation Sponge: When the internal temperature rises sharply to 158°F, the Intelligent Overheat Protection Controller will stop the power supply automatically to avoid accidents, and the 6mm thickened black flame retardant insulation sponge provides double safety protection.
• Better Heating: Rifachua RV heating pad has uniform and dense heating wires, so it heats up faster, and the water tank is heated more evenly.
• Insulation Effect: The silver heat-insulating aluminum foil layer can effectively reduce the impact of environmental temperature on the RV heating pad, so that the heating temperature can be maintained longer.
• Wide Application: Measuring L 18" x W 12", 12V/13.5V voltage (NOT for 24V/48V), and outputting 40W, with a 6.5ft long power cord. It's suitable for fresh water tanks, grey water tanks and black water tanks. For campers, caravans, trailers, motorhomes, boats and marine.
• Easy Installation: Stick the heating pad to the water tank, then connect the power cord to the RV battery. MAKE SURE that there is water in the tank when the heating pad is working.