Name: Keis Heated Clothing Power Supply Lead - Cigarette & DIN Plug
Brand: Keis
SKU: 102680
Price: 22.00 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (52 reviews)

Our customers say…

Customers find the plug leads high quality, versatile, and easy to use, allowing heated clothing to connect seamlessly to bike power sockets. It's praised for fitting various socket types and bikes, including BMW and Triumph. Many note its robust construction and waterproofing features, though some assembly details like removing the insulation aren't clearly explained. Overall, it's deemed an essential accessory for maintaining warmth on diverse rides, often exceeding expectations in performance and value.

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Useful for car/van

5

17 Feb 2025 by Mick

Ordered this to use my keis jacket on cold mornings in my van. Just the job!
Sportsbikeshop always a joy to buy from.

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BMW DIN lead

5

06 Feb 2025 by Richard S

I initially ordered the wrong lead but this was rapidly dealt with and I got a refund. I then ordered this lead which is ideal, well made and arrived rapidly. It makes using my heated vest extremely easy. Very pleased with my purchase.

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Works with BMW DIN

5

26 Jan 2025 by Tre4K

Perfect for connecting gloves to the bike if you don't want to have them permanently wired.

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Blood bikers dream

5

15 Oct 2024 by Sean A

As a blood biker I find this amazing as we have mostly BMW motorcycles so I can use my heated gear on the cold winter days

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Simple accessory lead that does the job

4

15 Dec 2023 by Andrew

Good length for my needs, fits well in the bike's power socket. The choice of inline fuses is a nice touch but the fuse was very hard to seat and I'm not sure how easily it would come out if I wanted to replace it. No hot spots on the cable or dodgy connections, it all fits well and was simple to hook up to my vest.

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Perfect

5

12 Sep 2023 by Anthony M

High quality should last for years, easy to use on the go.

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Keis accessory plug lead

5

28 Mar 2023 by Graham A

Needed this to allow heated kit to be used on 2nd bike - well made - quality product and shipped immediately - thanks!

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Looks like it will do the job

5

06 Jan 2023 by Anonymous

I currently have a Keis vest wired up to my bike battery. This will be more versatile when I get my new bike which has a power socket.

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Great for the pillion

5

04 Feb 2022 by Simon O

I have a hard wired connection for my heated clothing, and this is an easy additional DIN power supply for my wife on the back. Nice quick delivery from SBS as usual.

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All works well

5

12 Jan 2022 by Tim M

The plug fits my Triumph power socket very well and there is a sufficient length of lead to reach the gloves from the socket.

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Does the job

4

12 Dec 2021 by Paul

Wanted to use the aux Seat din plug to power a heated vest. Works well - would give 5 stars if it had cap to plug the socket when not in use (the one with the jacket has such a plug). Used a small rubber plug instead.

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It works as it should

5

27 Oct 2021 by Robert O

Just bought a tiger 1050
This plugs into the socket on the left. I can then just plug my jacket and heated trousers in
Works a treat

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Perfect for bikes with a DIN socket

5

07 Oct 2021 by Brian

I have a DIN socket under the pillion seat for charging my battery so this extension is ideal for connecting the heated vest - just run the lead out from under the seat and connect the vest once on the bike - perfect!

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The perfect solution for heated gloves

5

24 May 2021 by Paul T

Bought this adaptor to plug into the Canbus socket on my 1200RS and it works a treat!
The lead for the heated gloves clips in and everything works just fine. No messy cable runs and trying to fix to battery terminals.
An excellent product

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works well ,good design being able to change fuse

4

30 Apr 2021 by Gary H

Not being very technically minded
it took me some time to realise
it will fit both size sockets by removing the red part of the plug
this is not explained in the instructions.

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Just right

5

02 Apr 2021 by Mr B