Heating vest Eight Magma black, 10000mAh power bank, chest 100cm, length 62cm

Heated vest "Magma" from Eight in black - including 10,000mAh power bank.
Size: S (chest circumference: 100cm, length: 62cm)
Design:
The warming vest is made of elegantly quilted textile fabric with a cozy collar on the inside for extra comfort. The mid-layer has two outer pockets to keep your hands warm and an inner pocket with a USB port for the included power bank. The soft lining adapts to the body, allowing the unisex vest to be worn under a ski, rain or motorcycle jacket without any problems. 100% polyester.
Temperature regulation:
The thermal vest has three heating zones and three heating levels. The heating zones on the stomach and back can be operated separately. The third zone heats the neck area. The intensity can be selected between 45°C and 65°C.
Heat levels:
High temperature mode: red, 65°C - battery life: approx. 4/5h*
Medium temperature mode: White, 55°C - Battery life: approx. 5/6h*
Low temperature mode: Blue, 45°C - Battery life: approx. 6/7h*
*When using the enclosed power bank.
PowerBank:
Manufacturer: Kyoto
Capacity: 10,000mAh
Charging port type: USB-C
Output type: 2x USB
Input: 5V 2A
Output: 5V 1A/2A (maximum 2A per output; if both outputs are used simultaneously, 1A per output)
Power: 37Wh
Weight: 180g
The removable power bank can also be used to charge other devices such as a smartphone while the vest is heating. This makes the vest a versatile companion for all outdoor activities in cool temperatures.
Operation:
- Connect the power bank to the USB port in the inside pocket and switch on the power bank
- depending on the desired zone, press the corresponding switch in the chest area for 3 seconds to activate or deactivate the heating
- briefly press the respective zone button again to switch between the 3 heat levels
Attention: The vest must not be used when wet! After washing (without a power bank, of course) or a rain shower, the vest must be allowed to dry completely.
Instructions for the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment: Owners of old appliances must dispose of them separately from unsorted municipal waste. WEEE must therefore not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste and, in particular, must not be disposed of with household waste. Instead, these old electrical and electronic devices must be collected separately and disposed of, for example, via the local collection and return systems. Owners of old electrical appliances must also separate old batteries and accumulators that are not enclosed in the old electric appliance from the latter before handing it in at a collection point. The latter does not apply insofar as the WEEE is separated from other WEEE in accordance with § 14 Paragraph 5 Sentences 2 and 3 ElektroG within the framework of opting by the public waste management authorities for the purpose of preparing it for reuse. Further information on the disposal of electrical equipment can be found at here