Microheat will debut HotShot Wireless at SEMA

We’ve posted before on windshield de-icing systems, and the Microheat HotShot is one that’s been around for a while. The company will be introducing theHotShot Wireless, a wireless version based on radio frequency technology that should allow a much easier installation for DIYers. The HotShot system produces heated windshield washer fluid in about 30 seconds and then automatically sprays it onto the windshield in timed bursts. We’re presuming the HotShot Wireless will allow the unit to be installed without passing wires through the firewall, much like the concept behind K40’s Bluetooth-enabled Calibre Radar Detection System.

By John Neff
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We’ve posted before on windshield de-icing systems, and the
Microheat HotShot is one that’s been around for a while.
The company will be introducing the HotShot
Wireless, a wireless version based on radio frequency technology that should allow a much easier installation for
DIYers. The HotShot system produces heated windshield washer fluid in about 30 seconds and then automatically sprays it
onto the windshield in timed bursts. We’re presuming the HotShot Wireless will allow the unit to be installed without
passing wires through the firewall, much like the concept behind K40’s
Bluetooth-enabled Calibre Radar Detection System.