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(More customer reviews)I got sick of frozen water in my dogs' bucket. After the first night in the bucket, my dog's water is still fluid with not even a skim of ice. So, it's working. The directions say not to use an extension cord and after reading the insert that came with heater, I think I know why. I think most people run a really long extension cord to wherever they need the heater, which I imagine can be pretty far. I don't think most people have outlets in their horse barns and dog kennels. I believe most people do not use a small enough gauge when they run the cord long distances and the heater does not get all the juice it needs to function properly. I am using a 25ft 14 gauge cord. I think at 25ft I could have still used a 16 gauge cord but decided to use 14. If you are going to use a 50ft-100ft definitely pony up and use a 14 gauge extension cord. Heck, you might have to use a 12 gauge at 100ft.
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Nelson Water Bucket Heater keeps water from freezing in the bucket. Now cold weather doesn't have to be a nuisance for you or your dog. You never have to knock ice out of the bucket, and your dog never goes without water. Consider these features: for use in all types of buckets (metal, plastic or rubber),from 8 TO 20 quarts capacity, will not damabe plastic or rubber buckets if operated without water, heater shuts off automatically in 60 seconds if operated without water. Heavy duty bracket secures heater in bucket, adjust to bucket heights from 6 to 12 inches. Easily removed for thorough cleaning of bucket. Security chain (400 lb. test) snaps on fence and prevents heater cord from being pulled inside dog run. Immersion-type electric heater. 200 watts at 120 volts...cost little to operate. Snap-acting thermostat keeps water at 40 to 50 degrees F. No TV or radio interference. Waterproof, sealed in epoxy. Heavy-Duty electrical cord with ground receptacle. Copper tubing protects cord from wear and chewing. 3-year manufacturers warranty on parts and labor.
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