SkyRC ThermoGuard – LiPo Battery Warmer
The right temperature. Before every run. A cold LiPo means higher internal resistance, more voltage sag under load and less punch. ThermoGuard heats your racing packs to the exact temperature you choose and holds it there until the timer ends – so you head out on track with full performance from the very first lap.
The warmer runs directly from a LiPo or a DC power supply via XT60 (7.4–18 V), making it just as useful in the pits as on the workbench. Built-in low-voltage protection monitors the input to prevent the source battery from being over-discharged.
Features
- Adjustable temperature 20–55 °C in 5 °C steps – heats up, then regulates automatically to hold the set temperature.
- Timer 10–90 minutes in 10-minute steps – heating stops automatically when time is up.
- Colour-coded LED indicator: blue 20–35 °C (safe zone, longest battery life), green 40–45 °C (recommended, lower internal resistance) and red 50–55 °C (race mode, short use for peak output).
- The LED pulses while heating and stays solid once the target temperature is reached.
- Display with three buttons (Start/Pause, Temperature, Time) – shows real-time temperature and remaining time.
- High-temperature protection: flashing alert and a 30-minute timer limit for settings above 45 °C.
- Low-voltage protection for the power source – cut-off voltage is set automatically or manually depending on input voltage.
- Monitors internal and external temperature, with clear error codes.
- Doubles as a LiPo bag for safe storage and transport of your batteries.
- Compact and lightweight – only approx. 186 g.
Specifications
| Item number | SK600164-01 |
| Input voltage | DC 7.4–18 V |
| Input power | Min. 25 W |
| Connector | XT60 |
| Cable length | 680 mm |
| Temperature range | 20–55 °C (5 °C steps) |
| Temperature accuracy | ±10 °C |
| Timer | 10–90 min (10 min steps), max. 30 min above 45 °C |
| Operating temperature | 0–55 °C |
| Dimensions | 180 × 90 × 93.8 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 186 g |
Tip: 40–45 °C offers the best balance between performance and battery life. Use 50–55 °C for short periods only, as high temperatures shorten battery life. Never leave the product unattended while in use.
