Gerbing 12V Glove / Insole Y-Harness

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Rodento on Jul 13, 2017

Perfect companion for your Gerbing gear!!!!!

Federico D on May 2, 2016

I do not have the pants yet, so this will allow me a means of plugging in the heated socks to my dual temperature controller.

A C on Mar 5, 2016

To wire a jacket that did not have heat capabilities.

anthony g on Dec 16, 2015

I have a heated seat cusion that I want to attach to the bike. it has the female end. so does the receptical that connects to the battery. This way I can attach both the cushion and the heated gear for me.

David K on Sep 30, 2013

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Rodento on Jul 13, 2017

use with my garbing clothes

Barry K on Jun 19, 2016

Perfect companion for your Gerbing gear!!!!!

Federico D on May 2, 2016

needed to have an extension to connect my gloves and insoles to heat. Worked a little too well. had to take the soles off. It was burning my feet.

Dean L on Mar 10, 2016

I do not have the pants yet, so this will allow me a means of plugging in the heated socks to my dual temperature controller.

A C on Mar 5, 2016

This seems to be the only way I can get connectors to repair my gerbing gear

ANDREW H on Jan 17, 2016

To wire a jacket that did not have heat capabilities.

anthony g on Dec 16, 2015

Looks like it will be long enough to run from controller to gloves.

Richard S on Dec 21, 2014

I have a heated seat cusion that I want to attach to the bike. it has the female end. so does the receptical that connects to the battery. This way I can attach both the cushion and the heated gear for me.

David K on Sep 30, 2013

use with my garbing clothes

Barry K on Jun 19, 2016

needed to have an extension to connect my gloves and insoles to heat. Worked a little too well. had to take the soles off. It was burning my feet.

Dean L on Mar 10, 2016

This seems to be the only way I can get connectors to repair my gerbing gear

ANDREW H on Jan 17, 2016

Looks like it will be long enough to run from controller to gloves.

Richard S on Dec 21, 2014

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The y-harness I bought to fit into my jacket has one wire about 6 inches longer than the other. Why?

A shopper on Feb 6, 2014

BEST ANSWER: Hi there;

Yep, I had the same question. I'll try to explain.

My battery connection comes out on the left hand side of my motorcycle. So, my Y-harness plugs in on the left, too. The shorter glove wire runs up my left (near side) sleeve, and the longer glove wire runs up my right (far side) sleeve. I'm 5'-9, 230#, and the wires run up my jacket from behind me.

If you connect your harness on the right, then your wires should run opposite of mine.

Sit on your motorcycle and try running the long wire up each sleeve to see which way is more comfortable, while you're plugged in to your battery wire. One way should feel better than the other, and both plugs should easily reach your jacket cuff zipper for connecting your glove plugs.

I hope I've helped you. Take care and safe riding.

B in VA

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• Brian K on Feb 7, 2014

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BEST ANSWER: Hi there;

Yep, I had the same question. I'll try to explain.

My battery connection comes out on the left hand side of my motorcycle. So, my Y-harness plugs in on the left, too. The shorter glove wire runs up my left (near side) sleeve, and the longer glove wire runs up my right (far side) sleeve. I'm 5'-9, 230#, and the wires run up my jacket from behind me.

If you connect your harness on the right, then your wires should run opposite of mine.

Sit on your motorcycle and try running the long wire up each sleeve to see which way is more comfortable, while you're plugged in to your battery wire. One way should feel better than the other, and both plugs should easily reach your jacket cuff zipper for connecting your glove plugs.

I hope I've helped you. Take care and safe riding.

B in VA

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• Brian K on Feb 7, 2014

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The connection at the end of the y-harness will likely end up on one side of the jacket or the other. For instance, I route mine through the left pocket on the inside of my jacket and connect it to a switch. This means that one wire will have a different length to travel than the other to make it down the jacket sleeves, so the different wire lengths allow you to end up with approximately the same length of wire down the length of each arm.

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• A s on Feb 8, 2014

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If you mount the temp controller on your left hip an connect to the y harness, te extra 6 inches helps to route the wire to your right foot or glove. Also, most women like an extra six inches

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• Bobbie B on Feb 6, 2014

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The cord is usually connected to something on one side of the bike. Thus requiring a longer length cord to reach the glove on the far side of your bike.

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• Edward H on Feb 6, 2014

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Depending on what side your connection is on.

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• charles d on Feb 6, 2014

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