Men's Vest, Suitable for Motorcyclists, Mountaineers, Skiers, Hunters, Old People and Fishermen
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Price:
Negotiable
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- Total supply:
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Delivery term:
The date of payment from buyers deliver within days
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seat:
Beijing
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Validity to:
Long-term effective
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Last update:
2017-12-24 11:37
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Browse the number:
197
Company Profile
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Contact: heatact(Mr.)
Telephone: 
Area: Beijing
Address: Beijing
Website: http://heatact.china-glorious.com/
Product details
Model Number: Electric Heating Vest
Brand Name: Heatact
Key Specifications/Special Features:
Specifications:Battery: AA dry-cell or rechargeable batteryBattery case:Attached with on/off switch and indicator lightCan be plugged into the socket of the AC charger to show heating conditionsBattery can be recharged
Time supplied with electricity for the battery: 4.5 hours
With temperature controlling device
Four hours (tested by Ni-MH battery)
Hours (tested by energizer battery)
The battery can be recycled
Transformer charger: 120V, 3V or 220V, 3V battery case
Powerful and rechargeable Ni-MH battery: 2.4V (four 1.2V, 1,300mA or four 1.5V alkali batteries)
Features:
- Ideal for keeping old people warm and protected against the cold
- Also ideal for motorcyclists, mountaineers, skiers, hunters, and fishermen
- Good for those who have a poor blood circulation with icy handstand feet
- With ultra-thin, flexible and super-conductive heating element inside the vest (0.1mm plus, two battery cases, eight batteries, and charger)
- With rechargeable Ni-MH battery for continuous four hours of powerful electricity
- Simply put the battery case inside the pocket of the vest and plug in the heating element
- It will take only 20 seconds to heat up to 50 degrees and remain constant
- Patent for Taiwan, Germany, Japan, China
- OEM/ODM product
- Branded product
- Customer's labels are offered
Shipping Information:
- FOB Port: Taiwan
Main Export Markets:
- North America
- Asia
- Australasia
- Central/South America
- Eastern Europe
- Mid East/Africa
- Western Europe
