New KEIS 6000 mAh 7.4V Battery Set for gloves offers extended runtime and off-bike freedom – now with 50% more capacity.
The Keis 6000 mAh 7.4V Battery Set sets a new benchmark for portable heated glove power. Offering 50% more capacity than the outgoing power pack, it extends usable runtime for longer rides, touring, and all-day cold-weather use – without relying on motorcycle power.
Operating at 7.4V instead of 12V, the set provides a gentler, energy-efficient heat output that helps maximise duration without sacrificing comfort; ideal for riders who value long-lasting warmth over maximum intensity.
Each pack includes two 3000 mAh batteries (one per glove), delivering reliable warmth for up to 6-8 hours on a low setting or 3-4 hours on medium, depending on conditions.
A USB-C charging cable is included for fast, universal recharging. Each battery features an LED status indicator for instant visibility of charge levels – red when charging, green when full – ensuring users are always ready for their next ride or outdoor activity.
The batteries fit seamlessly into the designated pockets of compatible KEIS gloves, including models G201, G601, G701, and G901*. The slim design ensures a comfortable fit that doesn’t compromise mobility or control.
Whether on the bike, at a winter event, or just out exploring in cold weather, the KEIS 6000 mAh 7.4V Inner Gloves Battery Set provides hours of dependable warmth and total freedom from cables.
The set retails at £85- including VAT and comes complete with two 3000 mAh batteries, a USB-C charging cable and full instructions.
For more information visit www.keisapparel.com
*The 7.4V batteries are compatible with KEIS gloves that have an alphabetical batch number (ABCD). Gloves with a numerical batch code (1234) will only work with a 12V supply.
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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.
