Description

Protect your investment and extend your boating season. Enjoy peace of mind during surprise cold snaps prior to winterisation. The Pali uses a self-regulating PTC heating element that cannot overheat.

Start the boating season earlier and end it later by protecting against sudden cold spells.
Turns on when needed and turns off when not.
Dual airflow redundancy: Two fans are used for extra safety in case of a single fan failure.
Omnidirectional airflow outlet: better thermal mixing of air results in more even heating throughout the compartment.
Ensures that the coldest locations in compartment components do not fall below zero.

Using Pali is no substitute for properly winterising your boat.

Complies with all ignition protection directives and standards (USCG, UL-1500)
Safe for use in engine compartments
Omnidirectional airflow outlet
Double airflow redundancy
Safe thermostat temperature control: a hermetically sealed thermostat is activated at 45 ° F (7 ° C)
Safe, self-regulating PTC element

400WHeating capacity

1365 BTU/hourHeat output

120V alternating currentNutrition

Ignition-protected

Designed for safe use in ship engine rooms and complies with the guidelines on ignition protection.

Self-regulating heat

The PTC heating element is designed to prevent overheating whilst delivering reliable heat.

Double airflow redundancy

Two fans provide extra protection in the event of one fan failing.

Even heat distribution

The omnidirectional air vent ensures that the warm air circulates throughout the compartment.

Trust before the freeze

Pali is activated when the temperature drops and deactivated when heat is no longer required, thereby protecting engine compartments from freezing during unexpected cold spells.

• Includes quick-release mounting plate
• Hermetically sealed thermostat
• Made in Canada
• There’s no substitute for proper winter preparation.

Extend the season with extra peace of mind.

Ideal for boat owners who want extra protection against freezing whilst out on the water in the early and late seasons and during unexpected cold spells.