Thermostatically controlled boat de-icer

Pumps – Condition responsive control of pump drive motor – Having ambient condition responsive means

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405 61, F04B 4900, F02B 312

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050170937

ABSTRACT:
A thermostat control for use in conjunction with a boat dock de-icer, wherein the thermostat control includes an electrical outlet, a plug for connecting the control to a source of electrical energy, a set point controller for controlling the operation of the thermostat, and a temperature sensor for sensing a fluid. A conventional boat dock de-icer is plugged into the thermostat control and the thermostat control is connected to a source of electrical energy. The temperature sensor is placed in water in the vicinity of a boat dock, and the set point is set to any desired temperature, but preferably to a temperature about freezing. When the control temperature of the water is reached, the thermostat control permits operation of the boat dock de-icer, so that the de-icer operates only when needed, instead of continuously.

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patent: 3486081 (1969-12-01), Kanbar
patent: 3785165 (1974-01-01), Valenzuela, Jr.

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