Hot water method for heating bottles is more ideal than using hot air methods. This eliminates the need for bulky four bottle hot air heaters.
This heater will heat a 60 degree bottle to 120 degrees in 10 minutes.
Water heating is a more thorough method of heating because it heats the bottle and the liquid throughout, allowing the bottles to maintain their temperature for a longer period of time than bottles heated with hot air. This is especially helpful when waiting in the lanes on cooler Spring and Fall days.
No babysitting the bottles! Once the thermostat is set to the desired temperature the bottles will never get hotter than the preset temperature whether they are heated for 10 mins or 2 hours.
Can also be used to reduce the temperature of bottles left out in the sun that are overheated. You can bring them in the trailer and put them in the heater to bring them down to the ideal temperature.
The hot water method vs. hot air... The Bottle Bath hot water heater will give you more consistent bottle temperatures along with less waiting than hot air heaters.
Features:
Readout Accuracy: ± 1°F
Runs on 110V Power
Amperage Draw: » 13 AMPS
Tig Welded
100% Powder Coated
Circulation holes in the bottle trays (also removable, but snap into place to avoid falling out)
Drain Valve Bung
Rubber snubbers on bottom
Vinyl edge trim on top
Flush mounted electrical recepticle (no cord dangling)
Carrying Handle
Top-mounted, water-resistant, and easy to operate digital controller with thermostat to maintain constant temperature.
Flush mounted electronics with GFCI ground fault protection to protect unit itself (supply power, should also be on a GFCI outlet)
Valve drain kits, in-trailer mounting kits, and lids available soon
Total Weight: 17.6 lbs
Measurements: 9 in. front to back, 24.5 in. top to bottom and 16 in. wide.
Capacity: Two Nitrous bottles and approx. 5 gallons of water.
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