ActionHeat 12V Plug-In Heated Car Seat
675595-AH-CAR-12
The ActionHeat 12V heated seat cushion is perfect for all cold weather and winter driving. Soothing heat helps to maintain your metabolism and steady blood circulation. Simply plug the 12-volt cigarette lighter adapter into your vehicle and the cushion warms up immediately. There are two convenience heating levels (low and high). Take the chill off your car seat with this soft pad that instantly provides warm, radiant heat.
California Residents
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ActionHeat 12V Plug-In Heated Car Seat
675595-AH-CAR-12
The ActionHeat 12V heated seat cushion is perfect for all cold weather and winter driving. Soothing heat helps to maintain your metabolism and steady blood circulation. Simply plug the 12-volt cigarette lighter adapter into your vehicle and the cushion warms up immediately. There are two convenience heating levels (low and high). Take the chill off your car seat with this soft pad that instantly provides warm, radiant heat.
California Residents
Previously Asked Questions
The ActionHeat 12V Plug-In Heated Car Seat does not have a feature that automatically detects when the car ignition is off and shuts down the heating element. This seat cushion works by plugging into the 12V "cigarette lighter" socket. Whether the cushion shuts off automatically depends entirely on how your vehicle's 12V socket is wired. Most modern vehicles are wired so that the 12V socket will not draw power when the vehicle is turned off, but some older models may have 12V wiring that provides constant power. Therefore, depending on your vehicle, the seat may or may not continue to draw power when the car is off.
Whether this heated car seat's switch will remain in the 'on' position and reactivate automatically when 12V power is restored (e.g., after remote starting the car) depends on the specific wiring of your car's 12V socket. Due to variations in vehicle electrical systems, we cannot definitively confirm if it will turn on without manual intervention in all cases.