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Power source
12v Power
Our 12v products are designed to be powered by a 12VDC electrical system by
a simple connection to the vehicle’s battery or through a 12-volt accessory
outlet. A motorcycle, snowmobile, ATV, boat, automobile, golf cart or even
an airplane can be used to power our 12v heated products.
NOTE: WHEN POWERING YOUR HEATED CLOTHING THROUGH THE 12-VOLT ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM OF A VEHICLE YOU SHOULD BE SURE THAT YOUR VEHICLE’S ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
WOULD HANDLE THE ELECTRICAL DRAW. Click hereTO LEARN HOW TO
DETERMINE IF YOUR VEHICLE HAS THE ELECTRICAL OUTPUT TO POWER OUR CLOTHING.
7v Power
Our 7v products are designed to be powered by rechargeable
lithium battery packs. These products are not designed to be powered by a
12-volt electrical system and allow you the freedom to stay warm almost
anywhere.
12v Hybrid Power
Gerbing’s products that utilize the Hybrid Heating System allow you the
option of obtaining your power through a rechargeable 12-volt battery pack
or through a 12-volt electrical system.

The CORE HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEM™ product line uses a combination of our
patented Microwire™ or Nanowire™ heating technologies in conjunction with
high powered, but small and lightweight microprocessor-managed 7v Lithium
battery packs that are rechargeable for over 500 cycles. Gerbing's Core Heat
series of heated products are designed to prevent the body's physiological
response of vasoconstriction that occurs when colder temperatures are
detected and the nervous system restricts blood flow to the extremities. The
Core Heat Transfer System allows you to maintain blood flow and a constant
level of thermal comfort preventing vasoconstriction.
Interconnected System
All of our 12v heated clothing
products form a true
interconnected system in which
every item connects to everything
else. You can wear a jacket, gloves,
pants, and socks with only a single
connection to your battery. For
example, our gloves and socks plug
into our three-prong connecting
harness or directly into our pants
or jacket.
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