2Pack 12x18 RV Tank Heater Pad for 50 Gallon Holding Tank

Facon’s World-Famous Tank Heater Pads

[Falcon’s Exclusive Technology] Protect your RV's holding tanks, pipes, and steps from freezing with Facon’s world-famous Tank Heater Pads. This innovative solution ensures winter convenience for today’s RV owners, providing reliable water access in even the coldest temperatures. Compatible with RVs, campers, trailers, mobile homes, boats, and marine vessels, these pads keep your essential water systems functioning year-round.

Thermostat Controlled Heater Pads

[Plug and Play] Simply plug in the 120V AC power cord to your RV’s holding tank when temperatures approach freezing. The built-in thermostat automatically turns the heater on at 45°F (±5 degrees) and off at 68°F (±5 degrees), ensuring your tank remains protected. Unplug the device when temperatures stay above freezing or when the RV is not in use.

Product Specifications

• Wattage: 65W
• Voltage: 120V AC
• Power Cord: 72 inches (183cm) 2-prong
• Dimensions: Pad size L12" x W18"
• Tank Efficiency: Works up to 50-gallon holding tanks (fresh water, grey water, and black water tanks)

Easy Installation

[Falcon’s Single-Sided Heating Technology] This pad features single-sided heating with adhesive material. Peel off the protective paper, and attach the pad directly to the surface of your tank. Ensure the pad makes good contact with the tank to allow proper heat transfer. Avoid placing any items on the pad and avoid excessive pressure, which could damage the heating elements. Test the pad's functionality using an ammeter to verify it is working correctly.

User Guidelines

• Operating Temperature: Apply the heater pad at a minimum ambient temperature of 68°F (20°C).
• Fluid Presence: Ensure fluids are present in the tank before turning on the heater pad.
• Tank Conditions: Turn off the pad if the tank contains no water.
• Sensor Sensitivity: Be aware of the thermostat control’s delayed reaction. The pad may feel warm to the touch at temperatures as high as 80°F to 90°F, even though it has disconnected.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure your RV’s water systems remain operational and convenient, even in the coldest winter months.