POLARIS RZR XP TURBO S IN-DASH CAB HEATER

Defy the Cold with an In-Dash Heater
Were you planning an ice fishing trip, but the once-bearable cold temperature dropped way lower than you expected? No worries! SuperATV's Polaris RZR XP Turbo S In-Dash Heater will keep you warm and toasty—at least until you get to your fishing hole. Mounted inside your dash, it sucks up the heat from your engine and uses it to keep your cab comfortable.

• Mounts in your dash
• Defrosts your windshield
• Provides comfort
• Easy to install

Ice-Free Windshield
Who wants to freeze their fingers off while scrapping the frost and ice off their windshield? No one! Our in-dash cab heater comes with all the vents and hoses you need to defrost your windshield while you're sitting in the cab. It's pretty simple—let this Polaris RZR in-dash heater do the work for you.

Cab Comfort for Your RZR
You won't want to leave the comfy haven of your machine's cab once you experience its toasty warmth. Because it pulls heat from your engine, your cab stays cozy as long as your engine is running. Plus, it's equipped with a top-notch radiator hose that can handle extreme temperatures from a bone-chilling -40°F to a scorching 285°F. No matter how wild the weather gets, you'll always be riding in comfort.

Installation Made Simple
Who has time to waste the whole day on a complicated heater installation when there's fishing to be done? That's why we've simplified the process by including everything you need for a quick install—hoses, tubing, clamps, hose pliers, and more. Say goodbye to the hassle and hello to a warm cab.

Get Heat in Half the Time with a Quick-Start Flow Valve
Rev up your heater's performance with a quick-start flow valve and cut warm-up time by half. It directs all engine coolant straight to your heater core when the engine is cool. As your engine warms up, the valve automatically opens to send coolant through your radiator too. It’s a great upgrade to get heat faster.

• Gets you heated air twice as fast
• Diverts coolant to your heater core at low temps