Engine pre heater identification

[nick name]

The logbooks for our newly purchased A36 Bonanza has an entry "E2 Heat
Engine Heater" installed. No other documentation on this AC powered
heater (attached to oil sump) appears anywhere. Any ideas on who the
manufacturer is? I want to get an owners manual and specs (e.g.
current draw). Any help is appreciated.

[Steven P. McNicoll]

"nick name" > wrote in message
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> The logbooks for our newly purchased A36 Bonanza has an entry "E2 Heat
> Engine Heater" installed. No other documentation on this AC powered
> heater (attached to oil sump) appears anywhere. Any ideas on who the
> manufacturer is? I want to get an owners manual and specs (e.g.
> current draw). Any help is appreciated.
>

Not E2, EZ, as in "easy".

http://www.e-zheat.com/specs.htm

[Newps]

You can't get a mirror and see the pad? There's nowhere on there that
says how many watts it is? Most of the heating pads on aircraft are
bought at the Farm and Ranch store, that's where I got mine and
everybody around here does the same thing. Why spend $200 when a $35
one works the same?

nick name wrote:

> The logbooks for our newly purchased A36 Bonanza has an entry "E2 Heat
> Engine Heater" installed. No other documentation on this AC powered
> heater (attached to oil sump) appears anywhere. Any ideas on who the
> manufacturer is? I want to get an owners manual and specs (e.g.
> current draw). Any help is appreciated.
>

[David Lesher]

Newps > writes:

>You can't get a mirror and see the pad? There's nowhere on there that
>says how many watts it is? Most of the heating pads on aircraft are
>bought at the Farm and Ranch store, that's where I got mine and
>everybody around here does the same thing. Why spend $200 when a $35
>one works the same?

>nick name wrote:

>> The logbooks for our newly purchased A36 Bonanza has an entry "E2 Heat
>> Engine Heater" installed. No other documentation on this AC powered
>> heater (attached to oil sump) appears anywhere. Any ideas on who the
>> manufacturer is? I want to get an owners manual and specs (e.g.
>> current draw). Any help is appreciated.
>>

You can buy a Kill-o-Watt for $25 or so; it will tell you how much
power it's using. Then you can measure everything else in your house
to find the energy hogs..
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