Specifications

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Batteries
> Durable polyester construction
> Sealed on-mat electronics for maximum protection
> On-mat thermal switch and thermal fuse for redundant safety
> Insulated design directs heat to the batteries not the enclosure for a 30% reduction in power consumption
>Piggyback plug standard on 120V models
Battery heater mats are an integral component in outdoor power solutions and need to be carefully integrated with the other
system elements to ensure effective operations.
Please contact your Alpha representative to determine the proper battery heater mat required for your outdoor power system.
Line Cord Thermostat
Turn on Temperature: ........5°C
Turn off Temperature: ........15°C
Mat Mounted Thermostat
Over Temperature Off: ......50°C
Turn Back on: ....................40°C
Thermal Fuse Rating: ........85°C
Optional Line Cord
Thermostat ........................Turn on
Temperature: .....................0°C
Turn off Temperature: ........10°C
All Mats
The main power connector (1) on the heater mat is plugged into an AC source. In low
temperature conditions the main control thermistor (2) will allow power to flow to the heater
mat coil (5). The thermistor is mounted on the power cord so that it reacts to the enclosure
temperatures and not the mat surface temperature. A secondary thermistor (3) is mounted
on the mat with significantly higher temperature settings than the main thermistor (2). This
thermistor keeps the mat from overheating during extended run periods. A thermal fuse (4)
is a final fail safe device. The power connector (1) has an AC receptacle so that additional
mats can be plugged in. Its parallel wiring keeps the failure of the first mat from affecting
the operation of others in the string.
Extend Battery Runtime in Cold Weather
Battery Heater Mats