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CAUTION: MUST connect this model to 120V AC power switch or plug in the holding tank 120V AC power cord
Properly sized and installed Facon Heater Pads provide consistent & efficient protection as the first signs of freezing winter weather approach
Specifications:
- Model# CW-T825
- Brand: Facon
- Pad size (Inch): 8" x 25"
- Foam Pad thickness: 3.0MM
- Volts: 120V AC
- Power: 84 W
- Electric Current: 0.7A
- Lead Wire Lengh: 36''
Please wire it to on&off wall switch in your RV Camper for easy control.
As long as the on/off switch is in the on position and electrical power is supplied, the heater pad will continuing cycle preventing freezing.
If your RV don't have switch, please buy a Facon heater pad switch in our store.
Size: W 8'' x L 25''
- This size works efficiently up to 50 gallon holding tanks;
- Please stick 2-3 pads to your tank if it larger than 50 gallon.
- If two or more heater pads are to be used they must be connected parallel.
Wiring:
- Red Wire = Positive(+), connect to RV power wire;
- White Wire=Negative(-), connect to RV negative wire;
- White wire end with connector can be wired to the metal frame on your RV/Camper, if your RV / Camper do not have negative wire.
- If you can't locate the negative wire correctly, this heater pad won't work.
CAUTION: Do not install the tank heater on a circuit with a Pump Motor or Microwave Oven
Thermostat Controlled
The build-in sensor in the heater will turn “ON” the tank heater so soon as the tank temperature drops to 45°F( + - 5 degrees).
The tank heater immediately stars protecting your holding tank from freezing up.
When the temperature in the holding tank rises to 68°F( + - 5 degrees), the tank heater will automatically turn “ OFF”.
Turn the power switch “OFF” when the outside temperature remains above freezing, fluids have been vacated, or Summer is coming, or RV is not in use.
Need to add several pipe elbow heater pads to your RV Pipe and Elbow at the same time.
Works efficiently up to 50 gallon holding tanks
Fresh Water Tank
Black Water Tank
Grey Water Tank
SPDan
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024
I installed these heaters over Memorial Day weekend and waited until spring to post a review so I could see how they did. I put 2 of these on each of my 40gal holding tanks because they're very flat and wide. 2 pads covered them pretty well and I couldn't be more pleased with how they performed. Although this winter was mild overall I saw some very cold snaps, the coldest reaching 12 below zero with some fairly strong winds. My camper wasn't skirted but I do have an enclosed underbelly which presses up against the bottom of the heating pads. Not once did my holding tanks freeze, I was able to use my plumbing normally all winter. I was a bit nervous when they forecast temperatures below -10 but it ended up not being a problem at all.I removed the plugs and hardwired them but unless you're experienced and qualified to work on 120v wiring I'd leave that to a professional, last thing you want is to burn down your RV. In my case I ran the wiring to switches for each tank and a central, waterproof plug like you'd find on small pop ups or boats. I can just plug a standard extension cord in to my power pedestal or an outlet on the camper and the other end connects to the shore power port.
Tracy Doucette
Reviewed in Canada on February 15, 2024
Item Kaur not useful for my circumstances my units at already insulated
tom inglis
Reviewed in Canada on February 12, 2024
Good deal
Dave G
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023
We’ve had these on our camper for 3 months now. While inspecting it this weekend I noticed all 4 were puffy in the middle and one of them had actually separated. The adhesive comes off the elements and then air or wind can get between them. The one that is bad I tired to take off, but the only thing that came off was the outer layer and element. The backing will not come off the tank. So now I’m stuck with 4 heating pads that have never been used that are falling apart and technically won’t come off the tanks. This is bad workmanship and they should have never separated like they did. Major fire hazard if something was to get stuck between these like dried leaves or grass in the fall when you go to use them. I’d stay away from there.
BD72
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2023
We ordered two. One seemed to work well and the other was so so. By the time we realized this they were very much stuck onto our tanks.
Michael Canning
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2022
Product was exactly what it says in add!
David
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2022
I have a cabin outside Canon City, Colorado at 7,200 ft. I use this to keep my batteries warm in the winter months. I have a row of eight 3.2v batteries connected in series to provide a 24v battery bank. I stuck this to one side of the row of batteries. Then plugged it into a timer controller set to come on at 6am and shut off at 4pm. This is then plugged into a WiFi outlet that I can remotely turn off if needed. This ensures that during the day the batteries are warm enough to be charged (above 32 degrees). This only uses 80 watts, so it's efficient. So far it has all worked flawlessly. I would recommend this heating pad.
reggie brightman
Reviewed in Canada on November 10, 2021
Used these purchased 3 for lifepo4 batterys to keep from freezing good product
steve
Reviewed in Canada on January 3, 2020
I use this for another purpose other than originally designed for , that is to keep my lifepo4 battery bank warm in the cold canadian winters while in my shed, keeps them at a nice 45-50 degree's fahrenheit !!!!
Mariah
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2018
Kept our rv grey water tank warm enough to prevent freezing all through winter in occasional well below zero temps. Did not keep the tank warm enough when driving through 15°- 20° temps all day, but did not take long to thaw out. Easy to install, very good adhesion to the grey water tank.
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