Stanfield Heat Pads

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Stanfield Heat Pads provide safe, reliable heat for kennels, zoos, serious hobbyists, and commercial breeders of reptiles, amphibians and other animals. They are the safest, most economical way to promote good health and growth. Heat controls are also available for setting and maintaining specific temperature levels.

Stanfield® Heat Pads have been used for over a quarter century by farmers and pet owners to deliver comfort and warmth safely to small animals of all types. Stanfield Heat Pads are durably engineered to deliver many years of satisfactory service for most animals if prudently and carefully used according to the following instructions. Please read these instructions carefully to avoid accidents or injury to animals.

For puppies, baby calves, lambs, and other hair-covered or fur-bearing juvenile animals, always use heat pad temperature controls to establish the best temperature for each species of animal. Too much heat may cause injuries for some animals. A heat pad should only be gently warm. For mature dogs or other large hair-covered or fur-bearing animals, a heat pad may benefit the animal best as a space heater, e.g. the heat pad can be affixed to the interior back wall of the animal shelter to provide gentle warmth. The mature animal will lie next to the heat pad when cold conditions prevail or away from it during milder conditions. Lying directly on the heat pad may not be comfortable for mature animals. Always provide alternative lying space if the heat pad is part of the floor.

For snakes, lizards, turtles, and other reptiles, always control the temperature accurately with controls and the Temp Probe for reproduction to occur effectively.

Available Models:

Heat Pad Model	Size		Shape	Watts
Heat Pad Model	Ft	Cm	Shape	Watts
PP1B3	1.0x3.0	30x91	Rectangle	80
PP1B4	1.0x4.0	30x122	Rectangle	100
PP1B5	1.0x5.0	30x152	Rectangle	140
PP1824	1.5x2.0	46x61	Rectangle	95
PP120	2.3x2.3x3.5	70x70x107	Triangle	90
PP203	1.96x2.8	60x85	Rectangle	125
PP303	3.0x3.0	91x91	Rectangle	200
PP304	3.0x4.0	91x122	Rectangle	260
PP306	3.0x6.0	91x183	Rectangle	400

Features:
Today, Stanfield Heat Pads feature even safer, more durable heating elements and a stronger fiberglass-reinforced composite pad material far superior to the flammable plastics competitors use. Along with worldwide popularity, Stanfield Heat Pads have earned UL, CE, and CSA certification. To ensure unrivaled performance and your satisfaction, Stanfield manufactures them under an audited ISO 9001 quality management program and provide the best warranty in the industry.

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Directions	Installation and Troubleshooting Instructions: Stanfield Heat Pads must be anchored in a dry, well-drained location, using the predrilled holes. Additional anchor holes can be drilled AROUND THE OUTER MARGIN IN THE PREDIMPLED LOCATORS ONLY. Drilling holes anywhere else can damage the heating element. Always install the heat pad so that the power cords are protected from the animals. A cover such as the F152 Cord Shield or alternative conduit is recommended to provide protection from chewing damage or abrasion. Damage to the cords caused by insufficient protection is not covered by warranty and may result in hazardous electric shock. Stanfield Heat Pads do not use an internal thermostat. At full rated input voltage, Stanfield Heat Pads operate at a temperature of about 30 to 35 deg F (16 to 20 deg C) above the ambient surrounding air temperature. CAUTION: Use of a heat pad control is recommended to set the temperature of the heat pad, e.g. the Stanfield Heat Pad Control Model F911 or a System Control Model F920A or F920D for multiple heat pads. For best accuracy, you can check the actual operating temperature, using the Stanfield Temp Probe™ Infrared Thermometer, Model FEPP1200 Always allow about 30 minutes between adjustments for the heat pad to attain its normal operating temperature. For Use with Pets including Dogs, Cats, and Other Small Mammals And for Turtles, Tortoises, Snakes and Other Reptiles. If non-use of the heat pad is observed or the heat pad is cool to the palm of the hand or when checked with a Temp Probe or other surface thermometer, check the following: A. Is electrical power applied to the heat pad? 1. If the GFI has tripped, then disconnect the heat pad from power and visually check for damage to the heat pad or the power cord. If no damage is found, then reset the GFI and reapply power. If the GFI trips again, take the heat pad out of service and return to Osborne Customer Service for inspection and repair. 2. If the GFI is OK, then check the outlet with another electrical device, e.g. a lamp, to ensure that power is applied to the outlet. 3. Check the power plug for corrosion. B. If the heat pad is warm, but animals are not using it, check for drafts in the area compared to the area where they do lay. Change ventilation to reduce draft to an acceptable level. C. If the animals are restless or lie next to the heat pad, but not on it, or use it only intermittently, the heat pad may be too warm. Reduce temperature until the animals rest comfortably. Always keep your heat pad clean and dry for longest product life, best performance, and safe operation. Avoid the use of bedding materials, which retain heat, absorb water and urine, or may support a flame if the power cord is accidentally damaged by the animals. Cleaning Instructions: Always keep your heat pad clean and dry for longest product life, best performance, and safe operation. Avoid the use of bedding materials, which retain heat, absorb water and urine, or may support a flame if the power cord is accidentally damaged by the animals. Heat pads are safely high-pressure washed, brushed, scraped and immersed in water or disinfectant. Dry heat pads thoroughly after washing. Maintain dry operating conditions. Stanfield heat pads are water-resistant, but continuous exposure to moisture or urine may lead to early product failure.