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Nelson Bucket Heater for Kennels
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Nelson Bucket Heater for Kennels Easy to assemble bucket heater kit. You obtain the conduit pipe (1-1/4” EMT conduit pipe) and we furnish the rest. Conduit pipe protects the cord from chewing and prevents the bucket from tipping and spilling. The heater fastens to the bottom of the pipe. A...
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Nelson Bucket Heater for Kennels Easy to assemble bucket heater kit. You obtain the conduit pipe (1-1/4” EMT conduit pipe) and we furnish the rest. Conduit pipe protects the cord from chewing and prevents the bucket from tipping and spilling. The heater fastens to the bottom of the pipe. A heavy-duty 12-foot electrical cord extends through the pipe and out top. “Release” bracket allows conduit pipe to lift up for bucket removal and cleaning. Works in all bucket types – metal, plastic, and rubber, up to 5-gallon capacity.
- Thermostatically controlled electric heater. 200 watts @ 120 volts…keeps water at 40 – 50 F. and costs little to operate. Waterproof, sealed in epoxy.
- Copper tubing protects the cord from chewing and will not corrode.
- A heavy-gauge stainless steel bracket secures the heater to the bucket.
- Security chain (400 lb. test) snaps on a fence and prevents the heater cord from being pulled into the dog run. Heavy-duty electric cord and grounded plug.
- Stainless steel coil spring protects the tubular heating element from damage by impact.
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