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2. Up to 78°C (172°F) Warm Air
3. Windshield Defrosting & Defogging
4. 2 Heat Settings (Low / High)
5. Low-Noise Fan Design, Fewer Driving Distractions
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500W Car Heater with 3 Air Outlets – 12V/24V Direct-Wire Defroster | Traverseon
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How do I choose between the 12V and 24V versions?
Both versions are rated at 500W, but they are designed for different DC electrical systems. Choose the 12V model for a compatible 12V vehicle or the 24V model for a compatible 24V vehicle. Check your vehicle's voltage and available electrical capacity before purchasing. The two versions are not interchangeable.
Can I plug this heater into my vehicle's cigarette lighter socket?
No. This 500W heater is designed for fixed installation with a direct battery connection, not a standard cigarette lighter socket. The package includes two 2.5 mm² battery connection wires and two battery clamps. Installation requires a properly rated electrical connection, suitable circuit protection, and sufficient vehicle power capacity.
How do the two heat settings work?
The heater has two switches, each controlling a separate heating element. Turn on either switch for lower heat output, or turn on both switches to activate both heating elements for greater warmth and faster heating. The airflow remains the same between settings, so you're adjusting heat output rather than fan speed.
Can this heater warm an entire vehicle cab or fully defrost the windshield?
This heater is designed for supplemental, targeted heating rather than replacing your vehicle's main heating system. Its three flexible air ducts let you direct warm air toward the windshield, side windows, or footwell. Actual heating and defrosting results depend on outside temperature, cab size, insulation, and duct placement.


