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SUMMARY
See Application List for detailed listing. Prices shown are for 120v. Add 25% for 220V See below for photos |
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Standard System | XP System | HotStrip Oil Sump System |
4 Cylinder Engines |
$575 |
$795 |
$240 |
6 Cylinder Engines | $775 |
$995 |
$240 |
Watts
per cylinder
Watts on oil sump |
50w
100w |
100w
200w |
None
200w |
Cylinder Temp Rise* Oil Temp Rise* |
81F 88F |
119F 128F |
37F 80F |
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Add Oil Cooler Heater Option to any system |
* Temps are RISE ABOVE AMBIENT after 12 hrs, on our Cherokee 235 with Lyc 0-540. Aircraft was in our unheated hanger, the air inlets were plugged with foam rubber cowl plugs, the cowling was covered with a blanket which laid over the top and hung about halfway down the sides, and the sump had 9 qts of oil. The temperatures were obtained by a calibrated digital thermometer with a remote probe inserted between the top two fins on the center left cylinder, and a second probe dropped down the oil filler tube with the tip suspended at the 4.5 qt level.
HEATING TIME (F)
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XP System
100w per cyl 200w on oil |
Standard System
50w per cyl 100w on oil |
HotStrip Oil Sump System
200w on oil |
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ELAPSED HOURS | CYLINDERS | OIL |
CYLINDERS | OIL | CYLINDERS | OIL |
0 | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 |
1 | 41 | 66 | 35 | 52 | 26 | 66 |
2 | 60 | 84 | 46 | 63 | 33 | 80 |
3 | 77 | 100 | 57 | 73 | 37 | 87 |
5 | 105 | 123 | 74 | 87 | 46 | 96 |
12 | 147 | 156 | 103 | 110 | 60 | 104 |
Actual temps on our Cherokee 235 with Lyc 0-540. Aircraft was in our unheated hanger, the air inlets were plugged with foam rubber cowl plugs, the cowling was covered with a blanket which laid over the top and hung about halfway down the sides, and the sump had 9 qts of oil. The temperatures were obtained by a calibrated digital thermometer with a remote probe inserted between the top two fins on the center left cylinder, and a second probe dropped down the oil filler tube with the tip suspended at the 4.5 qt level.
Standard System 50 watt band heaters clamp around the cylinders and a 100 watt aluminum HotStrip element epoxies to the oil sump (epoxy included). Heats your engine about 80F above ambient overnight. |
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XP System XP means "Xtra Performance". This is our best system, doubles the wattage of the Standard System for faster heating and colder climates. 100 watts per cylinder + 200 watts on the oil sump. Heats your engine about 120F above ambient overnight. Thermostat limits oil to 190F APPLICATIONS LIST & ORDERING INFO
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HotStrip Oil Sump Heater System Two 100 watt aluminum heaters epoxy to the oil sump. (Epoxy included) Thermostat limits oil to 190F
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Last updated 08/13/2023
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