Product Details
Bosch Tools 12-Volt Max Heated Small Softshell Women's Jacket - PSJ120S102W
The PSJ120 12V Max Women's Heated Jacket is a high quality rain and wind resistant work jacket conveniently powered by the Bosch 12V Max power tool battery system. Featuring three simple push-button heat settings - high, medium and low - the PSJ120 starts warming in seconds and is the perfect jobsite solution for the cold weather. Five (5) pockets, including a cell phone, large document, Battery Holster/Controller, and two hand pockets, make storage on the go quick and easy. With the included BHB120 and Bosch 12V Max battery, you not only can power the PSJ120, but can also power most USB port compatible personal electronics, such as cell phones, at the same time. You can have it all; warmth and back-up power. During the warm months, the BHB120 offers a convenient belt clip for use without your jacket simply as a power boost or back-up, anytime and anywhere with a Bosch 12V Max Battery.
Features:
- Three quick warming heat zones
Two chest zones and one back zone start warming in a matter of seconds
- Three-level heat controller
High (Red), medium (Green) and low (Blue) for maximum control and comfort
- Up to 6 hours heated runtime
Maximum runtime with Bosch 12V MAX batteries on low setting
- USB charging option for most personal electronics
While in jacket pocket (5 V/ 1 A Max output)
- High quality water and wind resistant design with adjustable sleeves and waist
Maximum comfort while working
- All metal holster/backup belt clip
For convenient storage outside jacket
- Five convenient internal and external pockets
More storage; also for documents
Specifications:
- Country of Origin * Vietnam (VN)
- Material * 100% Polyester - Wind and Rain Resistant
- Provantage * Y
- Size * S
- Warranty * Jacket - Standard 1-Year
- Warranty; BHB120 - PROVantage
- Weight * 2,1
- 360 Views Code 36626947
Approximate Weight:
- Unit: 3.4 lbs
- Shipping: 5 lbs
Warranty Information:
- Manufacturer Warranty (authorized online retailer): One Year Parts
and Labor