• Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts
  • Kat's 200 Watt Magnetic Engine Heater – Frost Plug Heater For Easier Cold Weather Starts

Product Details

Web ID: 993737
Winter mornings are the worst, especially when your car just won't start. This Kat's 200-watt magnetic heater is a lifesaver for cold climates. It's not the kind you install in your engine block; it's a simple magnetic pad heater. You just stick it onto a clean, flat metal surface on your engine – like the oil pan, the engine block itself, or even the battery holder. Plug it into a regular outlet, and its built-in thermostat turns on to warm things up. It helps keep your engine oil from getting too thick, warms the coolant a bit, and makes starting on a freezing morning way easier and less stressful on your engine. That means less wear and tear, better fuel economy on that cold start, and less pollution too. It's also super handy for other stuff – you can use it to warm a snowblower engine, a chainsaw, thaw out a frozen pipe or lock, or even keep a livestock water trough from freezing solid. No wiring, no permanent installation, just plug and play. It's reliable, safe, and a really cheap way to protect your vehicle and save yourself a ton of hassle. If you live where it gets below freezing, having one of these in your garage is just smart. Your engine will thank you, and you won't be stuck waiting for a jump start.