what warmer should i use if my battery is 31 inches around it ?
597397
would go with the kat's 36 inch ... better to have a little over wrap (4 in ) rather than be short
597398
Get one as close as you can to that total length of your battery I got two in my truck they work great
597399
Get a temperature compensated battery maintainer. Your battery will last longer and you will use less juice at the plug.
995679
I read the same thing and can only say because of what I read I make sure to le the battery cool completely before recharging to help prevent over heating. At the price it was worth a shot for me!
314366
I'm sure you can find a 12v 50 watt bulb that will fit, but I don't know if the enclosure will be able to handle the additional heat that will be produced. If you're looking for brighter, I would try to find an LED bulb that will produce less heat.
100579
You can buy these> Battery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect PlugAny clip with this same *wire connection* will work fine. I use the ones off of my Battery Tender because they are a few inches longer to make the stretch to a good ground.
1276879
My husband use's his in his semi-truck leaves it on all night but he has 3 batteries. If your car battery is in good shape it will probably be ok , but he said you might want to put another blanket over it so the heat will stay in instead of radiating out.
1096388
The recessed heating element portion of the warmer measures just over 3" in diameter (3.25") . . . . good luck!
434037
It would probably work. But this manufacturer (and others) make specific battery heaters that heat the battery more evenly and I'm sure are much better for that application.
1330070
It should if the base is the size of a nightlight bulb. My only concern is the clearance you'll have on the warmer. It that isn't a problem, I'm pretty sure you are good to go.
1820088
I don't know the length off the top of my head, but if you remove the blue heat shrink over the battery will it slide into the battery cage just like the stock battery did. A little note to pay attention to; if you received some batteries that are very plumbed or have ballooned in size don't bother just replace or exchange ASAP. yeah dont mix these with the stock batteries a fire hazard. Hopefully this helped answer your question! Good Luck.
716573
I could not find a reliable answer to a longer battery eliminator cable. I hung the camera on the wall outside of the door and drilled thru the wall to put the plug inside the house. In my case a garage. Not an elegant solution.
1541614
I use a Gigi warmer and it fits mine and I LOVE this by far the best I have tried
592860
I don't use it on a boat (I use it for my solar panel) and I don't have a box to inclose the battery, so I don't know what is the best size for this battery.
1131582
A 12 volt 7 amp battery works best ! If you try to use a larger size, it probably will not fit inside the control panel and not charge as fast or all the way.
2206612
If the heating pad does not have a built in thermostat (and I'm guessing it may not because I do not see any module protruding from it), the heating pad will continue to heat the battery. This would not be desired when it warms up. I would only use the heating pad when when the weather is very frigid. I would use the pad only when the outside temperature goes below 10 degrees F. Those are the days when you need it. Otherwise you might cook your battery.
1519793
Turn it upside down and unscrew bottom. If it already has batteries in it, it is best to hold it at about a 45°angle and twist off. Make sure you only fill to marked circle inside otherwise the battery compartment won't twist back in.
431207
Unless you have a very long extension cord I'd say use the cigarette lighter.
1917747
If you want to use heat shrink instead, then I would just cut off the butt connector. Either or will work just fine. The butt connector is insulated.