About the Invention

This electronic heating mat device is a system with an electrical wire sandwiched between two layers of electrically insulating, heat conductive material and a thermostat. It is made of a soft rubber/foam type material.

The mat comes in 16 different sizes with thickness between 4 and 6 inches. Sizes range from 18” x 30” being the smallest and 216” x 120” (10’ x 18’) being the largest and is intended to hold animals up to 2000 pounds. 

It is intended for several uses. The first use is a mat to keep animals from freezing to the ground at night causing considerable cost to farmers, as the animals must then be destroyed. This mat keeps the animals and their newborn comfortably warm and is adjustable through the thermostat.

Another intended use for the mat is for people that are displaced due to emergency situations and being in camps created because of storms, earthquakes, etc. The mat can keep families from freezing and is waterproof  making it safer than mattresses which can harbor insects.  It is designed so that it can lay on a 2” x 6” board cut to the width of the steel frame which is covered with a sheet of plywood.

The mat has cinches and straps on the end, which allow the mats to be rolled up tightly, and secured with the straps for easy transport.  While on the ground the mats can be moved with the side handles. 

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