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Overview
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DC Thermals heaters are hand built in the USA with only the very best parts, motors, and wire. The heaters are not constructed of snap together plastic, and cheap internal parts. They are constructed with DC Thermals own heater housings out of vinyl clad aircraft aluminum which is riveted together. DC Thermals heaters are designed to last you a lifetime, not a season. DC Thermal heaters will work in any vehicle with a DC electrical system from 12- 48 volts including cars, trucks, vans, busses, heavy equipment. DC Thermals heaters aren’t your average heater. They offer the ultimate in durability and reliability and excel in the harshest possible environments.
The new Brushless SA series line of heaters are based on DC Thermals proven Stealth series, but with a newly designed brushless fan. The brushless cabin heater design has proven to work well with sensitive electronics found in some of todays equipment. The brushless design has proven to have very little EMI noise when tested on a scope. RuCar vacuum sealed elements are featured in the brushless design as well as DC Thermal's own RuCar vibration dampeners. The Stealth Brushless series has a newly designed fan and motor assembly as well as a complete new mounting system. The Stealth SA is the perfect choice for the person who wants to add reliable INSTANT heat in just a few minutes. No water lines to run, fittings to install or worry about a corroded core down the road, and most importantly INSTANT HEAT, INSTANT DEFROST. No warm up time! These heaters are available from 12-48 volts, and different wattages as well. The Stealth heater is simple to install and can be operational in minutes. Measuring only 6" long and 5" tall, our Stealth heater will fit in virtually any small space. RuCar elements allow the heaters to be mounted vertically OR horizontally which allows even a tighter mounting space. The Stealth heaters feature RuCar elements which have been tested to have a life expectancy of 10,000 hours, are vacuum sealed, and are exclusive to DC Thermal. RuCar elements operate at temperatures in excess of 650 degrees, are up to 300% more efficient than standard alloy heater elements. |
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Specifications
- Heater Dimensions: 6”x 5” X 4”
- Brushless 50,000 Hour Ball Bearing Fan
- 10,000 Hour DC Thermal ©RuCar Vacuum Sealed Elements.
- Case Construction: Riveted T5052 Aircraft Aluminum.
- Wired Entirely with GXL Wire
- Thermally Protected
- HIGH and LOW HEAT Settings
- Comes complete with mounting hardware, mounting bracket, fuse, fuse holder, electrical connector ends, and detailed instruction
- TWO YEAR Parts AND Labor Warranty
Reviews
When I run it on high, 30 amps the positive wire gets really hot. I think if I left in on for very long it would melt the insulation off the positive wire coming out of the heater. I used a 8 gauge wire 5’ foot long direct to battery running through a 80 amp relay
Q&A
Please note, Aircraft Spruce's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
Part Number 05-02121 draws 30 amps.
The SA12-5000 heater would warm the cabin. With no alternator this heater would deplete a battery in about 8 hours.
Yes, these heaters weigh approximately 3 lbs. Part # 05-02121 was used as a sample to obtain the weight.
The 2500 (part # 05-04855) pulls 25 amps on high and 17 on low the 3500 (part # 05-03870) pulls 35 amps on high and 17 on low.
Per the supplier, yes and no. They offer a digital temperature controller and it can be special ordered. Please contact our sales staff for pricing, lead time, and ordering.
That heater is built with a 10 GA wire coming out of it.
That heater draws 45 on high and approximately 30 on low.
The BTU column on the web site calls out 6012 for this unit.
No this does not have any aviation approvals and is designed for experimental aircraft applications only.
The heater will draw 30 Amps on high. 20 Amps on low.
