The unique design and low energy consumption aren’t the only reasons Ice Eliminator has become a best seller. Let’s just list a few more… Solid aluminum housing keeps the unit from falling out of the birdbath. Attractive rock-like design blends naturally with any birdbath. Spray paint any color to match any birdbath. Will not calcify, rust, or leave stains in birdbaths. Won’t burn or melt plastic birdbaths. Being only 50 watts, it saves you money versus most other brands. Three year limited warranty.
Product Features
- The K&H Pet Products birdbath de-icer safely maintains open water to 20-degree below zero F
- Natural color and 18-inch cord blend in with nearly every birdbath
- May be spray painted any color; the existing durable enamel finish is easy to clean
- K&H Pet Products birdbath deicer is thermostatically controlled using only 50 watts
- MET Listed
- Safely maintains open water to -20 degrees Farenheit
- Natural color and 18-inch cord blend in with nearly every birdbath
- May be spray painted any color
- Thermostatically controlled using only 50 watts; UL-listed
- The durable enamel finish is easy to clean
Works great! It finally got cold enough to try this out. So far, it seems to work very well. Temperatures have been in the 20s and 30s and it keeps a 12″ circle of water ice-free. The birds have definitely been taking advantage of it.
Unexpected results I had procrastinated when it came to getting a bird bath heater. Winter came on later this year, but I had still for some reason waited until the bath was frozen solid to actually decide on what one to get. I was pleasantly suprised to find that by morning this little heater had melted all the way to the bottom of the bath. I don’t have a bad thing to say about this product. The cord is a bit unruly, but I suspect that is the case no matter what heater I would have put in. Despite only…
It does what it says it will do When the temp went down below zero for 4 or 5 days in a row, the heater was able to keep a small area free from ice in the bird bath for them to access the water all the time. It is nice to see the animals getting something to drink when everything else around them is frozen solid.