I have used digital reptile heaters be fore heated batteries came out. Works
great about 30 watts each
I used one in between each battery pack
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Terrarium heaters
They make flat heaters in all sorts of sizes that you put below the battery.
I use a thermostat to control it.
Inexpensive and works
Jay
On Nov 25, 2025, at 1:06 PM, Steve Higgins via RE-wrenches
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I have heard of success from some using concrete curing blankets...
Something like this..
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On Tue, Nov 25, 2025 at 11:59 AM Amanda Potter via RE-wrenches
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Hello all,
I’ve been reading past posts regarding Battery Box Heating & am trying to find
a simple way to heat an OSB insulated box for various LFP type batteries.
One Battery Company’s tech support said he uses (at his own home) a 110vac
incandescent bulb plugged in to a thermostat (inexpensive) that lets him heat
between 32 & 50 degrees F.
I had somebody suggest the same thing with some Christmas lights.
The box & inverter & C.C. are in an un- heated garage on the Canadian border of
NY. ( It can, & does get pretty cold up here.)
Any suggestions?
It’s Off-Grid & the owners want their Starlink & Security Cameras to be on year
round.
Thanks ahead of time!
And, Happy Turkey Day!
Amanda Potter
Energy Storage Systems
NABCEP PVIP
Adirondack Battery & Solar, LLC
(315) 212-2114
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