REINVENTING PORTABLE 12V HEAT
The next generation of outdoor heat. Ignik's Battery Powered Heat collection provides the warmest outdoor heat on the market. With output heat up to 48W, an all new Smart Controller, and 100% post consumer recycled shell and insulation, this collections let's you feel good about gettin outdoors and staying out longer.
12VPOWER STATIONS
There are a lot of 12V power stations on the market. For Topside Heated Blanket™ and Flipside Heated Bed Cover™ we ideally recommend a minimum battery capacity of 500Wh w/ 4A output (40W), and for Backside Heated Seat Pads™ a minimum of 70Wh w/ 2A output (24W). Please contact the battery manufacturers for more information about battery capacity, dimensions, and other specifications. Here are a few links to some brands that we feel will work well with our products.
VEHICLE BORNE ADVENTURE
HEATING WITH A PORTABLE POWER SYSTEM
THE NEXT GENERATION OF OUTDOOR HEAT
Whether sleeping in the parking lot up at Mt. Baker, surf trips in the PNW, or those cold winter nights at the cabin, the Topside provides you with the extra heat you need to stay out longer.
Built For Vehicle Borne Adventure
We reinvented a warm night's sleep, from the ground up. Whether in your rooftop tent in the North Cascades, RV'ing the Olympic Peninsula, or keeping cozy in the cabin, the Flipside makes any place you lay a heated bed.
QUICK FAQ
Using a 12V power supply, our Heated Sleep System products will operate in 'Max Heat Mode,' and can reach a maximum temperature of 140 degrees F. Using a 5V USB-A power supply, all compatible products operate in 'Comfort Mode', reaching about 85 degrees F. Products operating in Comfort Mode provide an extra layer of warmth, but won't be hot to the touch.
Yes. Each device in our Heated Sleep System line is powered by 12V rechargeable power supplies, and they do not come with a power supply included. All products connect directly to a standard 5.5 x 2.1mm barrel plug. Check the details for each product to see what adapters are included or available.
Maybe! Our original Heated Sleep Systems line (Heated Sleeping Bag Liner, Heated Pad Cover, Heated Seat Pad) operate with a 5v or 12v power source.
Our newer generation of seat pads, the Backside and Backside XL, have slightly different power requirements. These products require 24 watts of power; in other words, a 12v power source that supplies at least 2.0 amps. They come with a USB-C adapter as well as a 5.5 x 2.1 mm barrel connector, and can also be used with our 12v vehicle aux adapter (sold separately).
Customer Reviews
Bought this as I committed to car camping during the winter season, Currently living in Colorado its been getting down into the teens. First night using it was amazing plug it in the Yet 500x turn it up to 100 and could just feel the sleeping bag get warmer and warmer. feel asleep fairly quickly. Was impressed by the material used for this as it also brings comfort just by the feel. Actually woke up to it being too hot. Using a 15 degree bag was able to sleep in it as if it was summer, changed the power to 70 and that carried me through the night no problem, just make sure the time duration is set to hrs sleeping. Honestly almost slept in for work, waking up cozy and warm. The battery use drop to about 40% as well which isn't bad considering I just charge it at work during the day. Just hoping that the longevity of this product will last a few years, but at the same time wayyy cheaper then rent and would probably just buy another if needed. Over all pleased and looking forward to the nights ahead.
fits perfectly over my 25x72 camping platform bed from REI for my 2003 4runner!
5 months in my uninsulated Moonlander. The highest I ever ran was 50%. Sleeping between sheets with a thin fleece blanket and my unzipped down bag. 20-40% is the sweet spot for a warm bunk with very low drain on my solar panel/EcoFlow power station.
I plan several lengthy truck/Moonlander camping trips through Alaska, Canada, and Montana and the NW. I needed an energy efficient, dry, warming system without condensation (aka propane heaters.) Since I already have a power station to run the roof vent-fan, the folks at Radica recommended your bunk warming pad.
I can now hike more confidently in cold, wet conditions, knowing there will be a warm bunk in my camper.
Works awesome, Warms up my sleeping bag before bed. Turn it on before getting up in the middle of the night.( Also fire up ammo can)
Thinking about solar battery 30,000 mah to use the cover for winter backpacking. It’s light and small.
