Product Overview
Thermostat - 120V - 0 To 80 Deg
Maintain the perfect operating temperature for your inboard or outboard engine with the Ice Eater Thermostat. This robust and reliable analog thermostat offers precise temperature control from 0°F to 80°F, protecting your engine in both freezing and warm conditions. Its simple, weatherproof design ensures dependable performance season after season, eliminating the worries of digital thermostat failures due to power surges or lightning strikes. Keep your engine running smoothly and extend its lifespan with this essential piece of marine equipment.
Key Features
- **Precise Temperature Control:** Maintain optimal engine temperature between 0°F and 80°F (+/- 2° accuracy) for peak performance and longevity.
- **Durable Analog Design:** Unlike digital thermostats, the Ice Eater Thermostat is unaffected by power surges and lightning, providing dependable, long-lasting performance.
- **Weatherproof Construction:** The convenient flip-open cover protects the thermostat from the elements, ensuring reliable operation in harsh marine environments.
- **Easy Installation (KT16110):** Simply plug the thermostat into a 115V outlet and connect your Ice Eater or other 115V de-icer to the piggyback plug. Includes an 8-foot cord for flexible placement.
- **Versatile Connection (KP16220):** The 230V model comes standard with pigtail connections for direct wiring or customized installations.
- **Made in the USA:** Built to the highest quality standards for reliable and long-lasting performance.
- **Multi-Use Functionality:** Control not just de-icers, but also heaters, fans, and air conditioners for versatile temperature management in various settings.
Specifications
The Captain's Take
After years on the water, I've learned the hard way that reliable equipment is essential. The Ice Eater Thermostat has become my go-to for engine temperature control. Its simple, rugged design has never let me down, and the precise temperature regulation keeps my engine running smoothly in all conditions. I wouldn't trust my vessel with anything less.
