If they are like mine, they run on
12v power, come on when you turn them on, and turn off when you turn them off. They are designed to get warm, not hot. I've been out in 26 degree weather with them on with no tank issues.
I don't know how much they draw, but I ran them when hooked up to 30 amp 115v power. Last time it was that cold my city water hose froze up, so we had to run on tank water at night, hose thawed during the day and was hot damaged--I did not let it happen the next night, so I disconnected, drained and stored it safely inside in the afternoon.
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Rich, KE4GNK/AE, Overkill Engineering Dept.
'The Silver HamShack' ('07 International 22FB CCD 75th Anniversary)
Multiple Yaesu Ham Radios inside and many antennae sprouting from roof, ProPride hitch, Prodigy P2 controller.
2012 shortbed CrewMax 4x4 Toyota Tacoma TV with more antennae on it.