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The heating pad is made of wear-resistant silicone
Has the characteristics of waterproof, oil proof
Low temperature resistance
The engine heating pad is built into the oil pan, and the temperature is maintained at about 60 to 70℃. When the temperature exceeds 194°f/90℃, the heating pad will automatically shut down. When the temperature drops to about 40℃, restart the heating to prevent safety problems caused by high temperature.
RAPID HEATING ENGINE
In each cold winter season, the use of heating pads allows the engine to start quickly, while ensuring efficient circulation, reducing engine wear and improving engine performance.
Vicki N Thrash
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
Used it as a crankcase heater for a commercial cooler in my shop. It gets close to 40f at times and compressor was starting to slug on start up. Not now
Hammhocks
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
Works exactly as it should.
Ak
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
The Chevy dealer said I they were no options and no need for a preheater for my 2018 Colorado. Well she cranks longer, whines, and the transmission chatters for the 1st 1-2 minutes when it is below 10°. The 2"x5" is the max size that will fit on the engine pan. I rigged one to the engine and one to the transmission and ran both cords together. I plugged them both into the same timer set to come on 45 minutes before I leave for work. Presto, no more whining or chattering. Adhesion is good, but I did clean and slightly sanded the pans. They do get hot l, so don't plug them in without being attached to something or you will have issues.I'm going to order more.
Ryan K.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
At the recommendation of a fleet mechanic I put this on my older truck. Having recently replaced the timing components it’s good piece of mind knowing the oil will stay warm and keep the parts lubricant even in the extreme cold. FYI I installed this in single digit temps and had no issues adhering to the oil pan after cleaning with break cleaner.
SwampFox
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
I bought this small heating pad to stick it to my Parts washer in the garage. Its kinda small and I wish I had gotten a larger one BUT....it does the job if you give it time. My washer holds 5 gallons of cleaning solvent and this pad gets hot quickly, it takes at least an hour before the solvent gets decently warmer. I havent heated it for any longer but I suspect it would really get it hot given enough time... Supposedly the pad will heat to 190 degrees F, I certainly do not want my solvent to get that hot. Yes, I recommend it but be wise about it's use.
Bill A.
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
I put it on my bikes oil pan. It started to smoke and get really hot. No adjustment for heat setting. I won't use it can't trust it won't get hotter and hotter.Smelled too like burning rubber..
Jesse
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
This product works great, better then excpected actually. Advertised as a 50w pad it actually uses a steady 115w. Just as good as more expensive version, keeps 5qts of oil in my truck at about 75F in 20 degree weather!
Kenneth
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
Horrible. Second time using it the thing overheated after plugging it in for 15 mins and it melted, started to smoke and almost caught my shop on fire. I didn’t notice it until after my shop started getting smelly and hazy from the smoke it produced. Cheap garbage and dangerous. Don’t buy this. Buy a legit one from BriskHeat or something.
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