Heat Pad Indicator Light
Description
SEE your heat pads working! The Osborne Heat Pad Indicator Light provides visual confirmation that individual Stanfield Heat Pads are drawing electricity and providing heat for young pigs . Featuring a patented, two-light system, the red LED shows that the electrical circuit is functional, while the green LED indicates that individual heat pads are drawing electricity and providing heat. One Heat Pad Indicator Light system is used per heat mat and eliminates the need for infrared temperature wands or physically inspecting each mat to ensure it is properly operating.
Designed for hardwire installation onto a weatherproof, non-metallic, single-gang electrical enclosure.
Specs
| Catalog Number | FE-HPL001 |
| Voltage | 120/240 VAC |
| Maximum Current | 20 Amps |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) |
4.8 x 3 x 1.4-in. |
| Red LED | Indicates functioning electrical circuit |
| Green LED | Indicates heating mat is drawing electricity and providing heat |
| Installation | Mounts on sealed single-gang electrical boxes by certified electrician. |
Parts
This product has no customer replaceable parts. Call Osborne Customer Service for warranty claims.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What do the two lights on the Heat Pad Indicator Light mean?
The unique feature of Osborne’s Heat Pad Indicator Light for Stanfield Heat Mats is its ability to not only detect available power, but to also detect the connected heat mat is consuming power. This dual light system indicates that (1) power is available and (2) power is traveling to and being consumed by the connected heat mat. - For farrowing baby pigs, do I need a Heat Pad Indicator Light for each farrowing stall?
No. Only one Heat Pad Indicator Light is required per heat mat. When using two-litter farrowing heat mats, only one Heat Pad Indicator Light is required. - How is the Heat Pad Indicator Light installed?
The Heat Pad Indicator Light is hardwired onto a standard, weatherproof, non-metallic, single gang electrical enclosure (not included). Installation is typically done above every other farrowing stall, above the connected heat mat. - At what voltage does the Heat Pad Indicator Light operate?
The Heat Pad Indicator Light operates at 100, 120, 208, or 240 VAC power and functions with voltages as low as 15 VAC, which may occur when heat mats are controlled with an automatic ramping control system.
