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This SAE Recommended Practice applies to off-road, self-propelled work machines defined in SAE J1116 JUN81.

The scope of this report is to acquaint and inform those concerned with cold weather operation of diesel powered machines and vehicles with the selection and application of electrically powered starting aids currently available. It deals specifically with the design, function, and application of line voltage electrically powered engine preheaters and battery warmers.

This SAE Information Report establishes performance requirements for devices used to warm diesel fuel before entering the fuel filter(s).

This SAE Standard describes electric immersion engine preheaters for use in the coolant jacket of heavy-duty and intermediate size diesel engines. This document gives the dimensional information on the four basic styles of engine preheaters. The tables for each style will list the wattage commonly used. Small engines that typically require less than 600 W of preheat for cold weather starting are not covered by this document. These types of engines generally have very little space available to accommodate an immersion heater of the styles presented in this document. No related ISO standards were found.

This SAE Standard defines the terminals that carry the electrical current developed in the main cranking circuit of the starting systems used in off-road machinery as described in SAE J1116. These systems normally use batteries as described in SAE J537 and J930. The terminals addressed by this document are primarily used to connect batteries, cranking motors, solenoids, magnetic switches, and master disconnect switches with power cable assemblies.