Fabrication Enterprises Relief Pak Heating Unit, 4-Pack Stationary W/O Packs

Relief Pak Heating Unit, 4-Pack Stationary W/O Packs

The Relief Pak heating unit is a stationary moist heat pack heater with room for up to four standard packs. It fits clinics and treatment spaces that need a compact countertop unit built for regular use. The insulated hot water bath heats packs up to 170 degrees, and adjustable temperature control helps staff manage warming preferences.

Good Fit For

• Clinic countertops with limited space
• Treatment areas using standard moist heat packs
• High-traffic therapy or rehab settings
• General exam rooms

Key Features

• Holds up to 4 standard moist heat packs for smaller treatment workflows
• Insulated hot water bath heats packs up to 170 degrees while helping retain heat
• Stainless steel construction supports frequent use in high-traffic clinic settings
• Compact stationary design sits on a countertop to save floor space
• Adjustable temperature control helps staff set the desired heating level
• Orange ready light and green power switch give a quick visual status check

Applications and Usage

• Heating up to four standard moist heat packs for patient treatment
• Keeping moist heat packs warmed in a countertop unit during the workday
• Adding a compact stationary heating unit to a clinic or exam room

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Stainless Steel.
• Moist heat packs are sold separately
• This unit is a stationary countertop model rather than a portable warmer
• The unit uses 110V power

FAQ

• How many moist heat packs does this heating unit hold? This heating unit has a 4-pack capacity and heats up to four standard moist heat packs.
• Are the moist heat packs included? No. Moist heat packs are sold separately.
• Can this unit sit on a countertop? Yes. The stationary design is compact and made to sit on a countertop.
• What temperature does the unit heat to? The insulated hot water bath heats moist heat packs up to 170 degrees. The product details note that moist heat packs are best used at 160 degrees for best results.
• How can staff tell when the unit is on or ready? A green on off switch glows when the unit is in use, and an orange light illuminates when the unit has reached the desired temperature.

From Relief Pak by Fabrication Enterprises.