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[Buy early]

Here you go

http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/powerlet-dual-wireless-temperature-controller

[FLHTCUSE7]

Here you go

http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/powerlet-dual-wireless-temperature-controller

That's the one I got to.

[geezerglide]

That's the one I got to.

Will it work with the Gerbing Heated Gear?

geezerglide

[CowboyBagger]

Will it work with the Gerbing Heated Gear?

geezerglide

I just ordered one today, so I hope so.  From what I've read, it should plug right in.

Cowboy

[FLHTCUSE7]

It does plug right in. Very easy to use.

[Buy early]

Yes it works with Gerbing gear.

[SDCVO]

Just broke down and ordered the wireless controller from Revzilla. Looks like it is on sale unless it was always $123? I am hoping the wires and control unit that attaches to the jacket liner will fit in the small pouch that you open to get to the jacket wires? Now I have to figure out where to put the power supply where it will be convenient. I have been using the battery tender pigtail which is turning out to be a PIA not to mention tonight while riding the wire above the pigtail rubbed against the pipe and I just cleaned off the plastic. Has anyone installed the female power source in the fairing by the cig lighter in a RG?

[Indenial]

You can also run it up the seat where the drivers back rest inserts. Then when you're not using it, just push it down the hole. When using it, pull it up the hole and across the seat to the temp controller.  I don't know how the wireless will reach, but the dual plug in controller works fine.

Thanks guys for the link? I just put it on my Christmas list.

[YELLOWBIRD]

You can also run it up the seat where the drivers back rest inserts. Then when you're not using it, just push it down the hole. When using it, pull it up the hole and across the seat to the temp controller.  I don't know how the wireless will reach, but the dual plug in controller works fine.

YEP, this will work with the stock HD saddles and this what I use to do.

However, certain aftermarkets seats it won't work. With my C&C Sports Touring seat, I just have it coming out of the left side of the bottom of the seat.

YB

[Indenial]

All right, now I just compared the wireless with my dual plug-in one and as I see the wireless, the long cord red with male connector goes to the power cord to the battery. But the next two female connections go to the jacket, one for the jacket and one for the gloves (or other accessories).  Why is the one wire so short? It looks like it is so short that it wouldn't even make it to the pocket inside the jacket.  Am I wrong?

[SDCVO]

All right, now I just compared the wireless with my dual plug-in one and as I see the wireless, the long cord red with male connector goes to the power cord to the battery. But the next two female connections go to the jacket, one for the jacket and one for the gloves (or other accessories).  Why is the one wire so short? It looks like it is so short that it wouldn't even make it to the pocket inside the jacket.  Am I wrong?

I think the idea is to attach the short ones to the plugs on the jacket (or liner) and keep the unit there and then run the longer cord to the power supply. That is why I am hoping there is enough room in the new Gerbing jacket liner for the unit to fit where the wires are.

[Buy early]

I think the idea is to attach the short ones to the plugs on the jacket (or liner) and keep the unit there and then run the longer cord to the power supply. That is why I am hoping there is enough room in the new Gerbing jacket liner for the unit to fit where the wires are.

The manufacturers suggestion for using this with the Gerbing jacket (which I followed) is to cut a small hole in the pocket of the jacket on the same side as the plugs on the inside. You then feed the 3 chords through the hole, leaving the matchbook size transmitter inside the pocket. Two of the wires are for jacket and gloves, the third for power.

Manual is located here:


http://www.powerlet.com/pdfs/product/PHG-322_ii.pdf

[FlaHeatWave]

Does the Gerbing jacket liner have the "loops" to attach to the FXRG jackets like the removable FXRG jacket liner??

[Indenial]

no, no loops. But it works great with the  FXRG jacket. Very warm.

[Indenial]

I think the idea is to attach the short ones to the plugs on the jacket (or liner) and keep the unit there and then run the longer cord to the power supply. That is why I am hoping there is enough room in the new Gerbing jacket liner for the unit to fit where the wires are.

I'm still confused. Both connectors (female connectors) in the jacket are next to each other. Why is one cord 4" long and the other 24" long when they both plug in next to each other? I get the power cord (male connector) plugs to the cable from the battery and needs to be longer. Maybe other jackets by other manufacturers are set up different.