FAQs
Yes – heated vests are very safe to wear. The vest contains low-voltage batteries, and there are built-in safety mechanisms to prevent things like overheating. To ensure absolute safety when wearing a heated vest, always follow the instructions and avoid falling asleep while wearing one.
Heated vests provide hours of warmth in colder environments while eliminating the need for bulky layers. They are particularly worth it for individuals who spend a lot of time outdoors, whether that involves working outdoors, skiing, camping, or tailgating.
To wash a heated vest, always start by removing the battery. Always wash on a cold, gentle cycle, with a mild detergent. Let your heated vest air dry once it's clean. It’s recommended to use a mesh laundry bag but not necessary.
Many people with pacemakers can wear heated vests. However, you should not place a heated vest directly over a pacemaker, generally speaking. If you want to use a heated vest and you use a pacemaker, speak to your cardiologist first, as they will be able to provide personalized medical advice.
Charging a heated vest’s battery pack is very straightforward. The heated vest will come with a dedicated charging cable, so simply connect the cable to the battery to the cable and then into your outlet or power source. There will be visible LED lights indicating that the battery is charging and how much charge is remaining. For example, a green light shows that it's fully charged and ready to use.
To turn on a heated vest, place the battery pack inside the heated vest pocket and connect it to the USB plug. Then, switch on the heated vest using the power button located on the chest of the vest. Press and hold the button for a couple of seconds and a light will indicate when it's switched on.
If the heated vest does not turn on, the battery likely has run out of power. In this case, charge the battery pack to experience the warmth.
Yes, most airlines allow you to take a heated vest on board. However, you will likely need to remove the battery and place it in your carry-on bag. All ActionHeat batteries are TSA friendly, but if you’re using an aftermarket power bank check with the airline's regulations as there is a carry-on limit of 100Wh.
Note: Check with each specific airline as some may have stricter requirements.
Heated vests contain integrated heating elements that are similar to the technology used in heated car seats. These thin, flexible elements are built directly into the vest’s fabric and are powered by a small rechargeable battery pack. With the press of a button, the elements generate steady warmth, and multiple heat settings let you adjust the temperature to your needs. By focusing heat on your core, the vest helps your body warm up quickly and stay comfortable without bulky layers.
ActionHeat Heated vests use advanced carbon fiber or steel fiber heating elements that are thin, flexible, and safely integrated into the fabric. The vest’s built-in controller lets you switch between different heat settings, so you can customize the level of warmth to match the weather or your activity. ActionHeat apparel features patented Ghost Mode technology which allows you to control the temperature while staying warm and discreet.
ActionHeat heated vests feature easy-to-use temperature settings that let you choose between low, medium, and high heat with the press of a button. On the highest setting, the vest delivers powerful warmth for up to 2–3 hours, while the medium setting provides balanced comfort for around 4–5 hours. For extended wear, the low setting can keep you warm for up to 8+ hours on a single charge. This flexibility makes it easy to adjust the heat level to your activity and ensures all-day comfort in changing weather conditions.
ActionHeat's vest has a setting called Ghost Mode. This feature allows you to switch on the heated settings without turning on the LED light. This is perfect for those who want to stay hidden while generating warmth. For example, people hunting may want to use Ghost Mode to stay undetected.
