Heated clothing specialist Keis has added a new outer glove to their winter 2018/19 collection, giving riders reliable, controllable warmth, with the reassurance of CE-approval.
Combining winter-glove warmth and summer-glove feel, Keis G501 Premium Heated Armoured Gloves are made to the tough CE standard for protective motorcycle gloves [EN 13594:2015].
Featuring the latest Far Infra Red Radiation heat-generating technology, for reliable, controllable warmth, they are more effective than heated grips, providing heat where you need it most – the exposed area on the top of the hands and around the fingers. This new technology delivers radiating warmth, in the same way the sun’s rays warm the body on a cold winter’s day.
An easy-to-use, integral controller on the back of the hand enables the wearer to turn the power on and off and change temperature on the move – choosing low, medium or high settings.
Designed for Dual Power, the the gloves come with everything needed to connect to a 12v vehicle battery and the option to connect to a Keis Portable Battery Pack for mobile power if preferred. These are available in two sizes: 2600mAh or 5200mAh.
Made from tough, abrasion resistant fabric and leather, the Keis G501 Premium Heated Armoured Gloves have Thinsulate™ insulation for additional warmth and a reliable Hipora™ waterproof and breathable membrane to keep the rain out. There’s even a visor wipe on the left index finger.
Keis G501 Premium Heated Armoured Gloves are available in sizes XXS-XXL, priced at £189- including VAT, and come complete with all required wiring and full easy to follow instructions.
For details on the full range of Keis heated clothing, visit www.keisapparel.co.uk or call 01256 704909.
Technical data
- Voltage: 12V
- Approx. Current: 1.6A (pair)
- Typical Power: 19.2W
Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
