JEGS Heated Travel Blanket [12-Volt]
555-W6049
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Warming Blankets
JEGS W6049
Stay warm on road trips with an electric travel blanket from JEGS. Made of plush fleece, this electric blanket plugs into any accessory port providing 45 minutes of warmth. The automatic timer prevents battery drain or overheating if left plugged into the car. The large size makes it comfortable for two to use. Perfect for cars with limited heating capacity or when transporting passengers who like to be warm.
Features
- Heat Settings: Low, Medium, and High
- 8 ft. cord lets you use the blanket anywhere in the car
- Can be conveniently transported in the included zippered storage bag. Ideal when preparing an in-car emergency kit.
- Input: 12-Volt DC
- Max current: 4.5 Amps
- Rated power: 50 Watt
- Inline fuse: 8 Amps
- Safety: Overload shut off
Specifications:
Roadtrip Comfort with a Heated Blanket
JEGS heated travel blankets offer additional warmth when on the road. With multiple heat settings and auto shut-off features for safety, these blankets will make the coldest day seem warm.
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.