Collection: Heated Clothing Accessories for Wiring and Controllers

Every cord, adapter, controller and charger needed to power GEARS heated clothing. Wiring is where most people get stuck, so this collection exists to make the choice obvious.

There are three ways to power heated gear. Straight from your vehicle's 12V battery using a coax battery cord, which is what most motorcycle, snowmobile and ATV riders do. From a portable battery kit, which suits skiing, hunting and ice fishing where there is no vehicle to wire into. Or from another piece of heated clothing, since jacket liners and vest liners feed gloves, glove liners and leg chaps through hideaway connectors.

Once power is sorted you choose control. A switch cord turns the gear on and off. A single temperature controller lets you dial one garment up and down. A dual temperature controller runs two zones independently, which is what riders use when they want the jacket and the gloves on different settings.

The rest of the range fills gaps: SAE and DIN adapters for existing vehicle wiring, Y-cords for running two garments off one source, extension cords, flush mount outlets, snap-on harnesses and replacement chargers.

Every heated clothing product page carries a wiring guide showing exactly what that garment needs. If you are still unsure, call us with what you own and what you are adding, and we will tell you which parts to buy.