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Block Heater with Auto-Eject Plug
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I had to look it up
Kussmaul Electronics Super Auto Eject, Model #: 091-55-20-120
but the old tag,, No photo's = did not happen.
Kussmaul Electronics Super Auto Eject, Model #: 091-55-20-120
but the old tag,, No photo's = did not happen.
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The 20A 120v Auto-Eject Receptacle provides power to the block heater via the waterproof thermostat as well as a small 4A battery conditioner. The waterproof thermostat is plugged in-line for the block heater only and has an adjustable temperature dial (set at about 32-35 degrees) that will turn-on block heater when temp drops...otherwise the battery maintainer operates independently (not overusing and running up electric bill). The small battery maintainer simply keeps batteries topped off an allows for charging of flashlights and other onboard rechargeable items. Why Auto-Eject...I can't stand the unfinished look of the a plug hanging from bumper and I have been a firefighter for over 30 years and it's what I am used too...forget to unplug...no worries...it does it for ya!
Thanks for reading if you would like more detailed information let me know...
Thanks for reading if you would like more detailed information let me know...
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The Kussmaul Auto-Eject is simply wired to the 12v solenoid (pos. & neg.) when you activate the starter the momentary current that is sent to the starter activates a built in solenoid in the Auto-Eject Receptacle that ejects the plug out from the receptacle. Sounds complicated but very easy to install.
Kussmaul Electronics Super Auto Eject, Model #: 091-55-20-120
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Parts Cost: $272.00
Parts List:
1.) Kussmaul 120V 20A Super Auto eject with black cover.
Kussmaul Electronics Super Auto Eject, Model #: 091-55-20-120
2.) C2G / Cables To Go 29802 16 AWG 1-to-2 Power Cord Splitter for 1 NEMA 5-15P to 2 NEMA 5-15R (14 Inch)
3.) NOCO Genius GENM1 4 Amp 1-Bank Waterproof Smart On-Board Battery Charger
4.) SureSTAT T118P Plug-in Thermostat (8'Cord)-Heating
http://www.littlegreenhouse.com/accessory/controls.shtml
Parts List:
1.) Kussmaul 120V 20A Super Auto eject with black cover.
Kussmaul Electronics Super Auto Eject, Model #: 091-55-20-120
2.) C2G / Cables To Go 29802 16 AWG 1-to-2 Power Cord Splitter for 1 NEMA 5-15P to 2 NEMA 5-15R (14 Inch)
3.) NOCO Genius GENM1 4 Amp 1-Bank Waterproof Smart On-Board Battery Charger
4.) SureSTAT T118P Plug-in Thermostat (8'Cord)-Heating
http://www.littlegreenhouse.com/accessory/controls.shtml
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Well looks like I found my solution, I too have been a FF and always forget to unplug battery tenders and things like that....if you were closer I would bring you the parts and beer for install nice work! Looks clean and factory!
nice work! Looks clean and factory!