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Kane Heating Mat Extra Rheostat HMR-300
$29.95
The Kane HMR-300 Dial-A-Temp Rheostat is an easy-to-use 300w temperature controller designed to plug directly into your outlet. Perfect for kennels, garages, and whelping areas, it allows you to effortlessly regulate the temperature of your heat mat, creating a warm, dry environment for small animals.
This controller functions like a...
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The Kane HMR-300 Dial-A-Temp Rheostat is an easy-to-use 300w temperature controller designed to plug directly into your outlet. Perfect for kennels, garages, and whelping areas, it allows you to effortlessly regulate the temperature of your heat mat, creating a warm, dry environment for small animals.
This controller functions like a dimmer switch, with two settings:
- High: Maintains a temperature approximately 37°F above ambient temperature.
- Low: Maintains a temperature approximately 20°F above ambient temperature.
Ensure your pets stay comfortable with the precision and convenience of the HMR-300 Dial-A-Temp.
Kane Rheostat Specifications:
- Power: 300w
- Weight: 2 lbs
- Dimensions: 4" x 2" x 3"
Kane Rheostat Compatibility
The HMR-300 Dial-A-Temp is specifically designed to work with Kane Heating Pads. By default, the Kane Pet Heat Mats heat to a constant 37°F above ambient temperature. When used with the HMR-300 Rheostat, you gain greater control over the temperature, allowing you to adjust the heat levels as needed, especially when turning down the heat for a more customized environment.
Whether you need consistent warmth or want to dial it back, the HMR-300 Rheostat offers the flexibility to create the perfect setting for your pets. For more Kane products designed to enhance your pets’ comfort, be sure to explore our full Kane Manufacturing collection.
Interested in learning more about heating a doghouse or kennel?
Check out our related blog: Heating a Doghouse or Kennel, where we explore various heating methods, including the use of Kane Heating Pads, to ensure your pets stay cozy during colder months.
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