Boatsafe 750w Marine Bilge Heater - 750 Watt on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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I bought this bilge heater to use in my Sea Ray 280 Sundancer cabin, as we already have another Boatsafe 750W in the bilge. We were able to get our older one back working again, and ended up not needing this one. This heater is used and does has some regular scratches, but I have tested it and it works great. These heaters are great and have been an excellent piece of mind over the past 6 or 7 years that we have used them in our boats. Note that the previous owner thought this one wasn't working and cut the cord to use for other things. I have connected an extension cord that I cut down to make a total of around 17ft of cord length now on this heater. The connection was made with waterproof heat shrink wire connectors. • Any boat stored out of the water • Boats 25 ft. - 42 ft. (7.62 m -12.8 m) • Engine compartments up to 650 cu. ft. (18.4 cu. m) • Boats with twin engines • Boats with a single engine plus a generator
This BoatSafe® heater is a 750 Watt, forced-air and temperature regulated electrical
unit designed to provide a safe heating source for your marine engine compartment
when installed and operated in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications. SPECIFICATIONS:
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