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SKU: 2802
Engineered for professional rehabilitation and athletic facilities, the Chattanooga® Hydrocollator® Heating Units provide clinics with a constant supply of HotPacs™ at the ideal therapeutic temperature of 160-165 F. Built from high-quality stainless steel, these units are durable, easy to maintain, and require no plumbing for operation.
The Hydrocollator® E-2 warms compatible HotPacs™ and keeps them ready for use in a clinic. It heats the packs; a healthcare professional determines how heat therapy fits the patient’s care. [4] [1]
Use the price displayed on this product page for the current E-2 listing. Check the selected item and included HotPacs before ordering. Prices from another model or seller may describe a different package. [4] [3]
Model 2802 is listed with six HotPacs: two oversize, three standard and one neck-contour pack. Confirm the exact package before ordering, especially when comparing models or seller bundles. [3] [1]
Follow the supplied IFU. Place the unit on a level, adequately supported surface, confirm the drain is closed, and fill as instructed. Match the electrical supply to the unit’s rating plate and use a grounded hospital-grade outlet. [1]
Manufacturer operating guidance specifies water at 160–165°F (71–74°C). Check the water with a thermometer after any thermostat adjustment and allow it to stabilize before using HotPacs. This is the tank-water temperature, not a temperature for direct skin contact. [1]
The IFU says to retrieve packs with protection, wrap a HotPac in a towel or terry cover, and never apply it directly to skin. A healthcare professional should determine use and monitor the application. Follow the full pack and unit instructions. [1]
Drain, clean and inspect the tank at least every two weeks, according to the IFU. Check the water daily. Hard water or deposits can require more frequent cleaning. Use the manufacturer’s February 2023 guidance for compatible cleaning agents. [1] [2]
Unplug the unit before draining or cleaning. Follow the IFU’s instructions for the drain valve at the bottom rear of the E-2. Do not move the unit while it contains heated water; the IFU warns that tipping can cause burns. [1]
Check the electrical connection and circuit breaker, then consult the IFU’s troubleshooting section. A thermostat or heating-element fault may require service. Equipment repairs should be performed by qualified personnel. Contact product support if the problem persists. [1]
The manufacturer lists the E-2 at 15 inches long × 13 inches wide × 20 inches high (38 × 33 × 51 cm). Place it on a smooth, level surface that can support the filled unit, as required by the IFU. Check your workspace against those requirements before ordering. [3] [1]
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| Mains Power: | 110~120 V 50/60 Hz |
| Power Consumption: | 1000W |
| Product Weight: | 29 lb (13 kg) |
| Shipping Weight: | 46 lb (20 kg) |
| Dimensions: | 15"L x 13"W x 20"H (38 cm x 33 cm x 51 cm) |
| Electrical Safety Class: | Class 1, Type B |
| Safety Tests: | Conforms to UL 60601-1, certified to Can/CSA C222 No. 601.1 |
| Tank Capacity (approx. with HotPacs): | 8 gal (32 L) |
| Temperature Range: | 160°–165°F (71°–74°C) |
| Thermal Cut-Out Temperature: | 180°–185°F (82°–85°C) |
| Temperature Accuracy: | +/- 10% |
| Heat Up Time to 160°F (71°C): | 4 Hrs |
| Cool Down Time from 160°F (71°C): | 2 Hr |
| Fiberglass Insulation: | No |