Coleman® 2000037153 - OneSource™ Black Heated Chair Pad with Rechargeable Battery

OneSource™ Black Heated Chair Pad with Rechargeable Battery by Coleman®. Root for your team on the sidelines or stay around the campfire even longer after the temperatures drop with the Coleman OneSource™ Heated Chair Pad. Place it on a bleacher seat or to a Coleman camping chair for added warmth. Power your heated chair pad using the lithium-ion rechargeable battery, an interchangeable battery that works with all Coleman OneSource products, and eliminate the need for multiple power sources by charging your devices through the USB port. The seat cushion has 4 adjustable heat settings that allow one fully charged battery to keep the heat going for 1.5 hours on high (133°F), 2 hours on medium (123°F), 3 hours on low (113°F), or 2.5 hours on pulse setting (low to high). Double the runtime by adding a second battery (not included) to the dual port dock that also charges your phone or other devices. Light drizzle at the tailgate? Sit outside comfortably, the weather-resistant fabric and nontoxic PU coating helps protect the chair pad against water and rain.

Specifications

Features

• Coleman OneSource™ powers your outdoor gear and devices with one interchangeable rechargeable battery system
• Seat cushion has 4 adjustable heat settings; one fully charged 4800 mAh lithium-ion battery keeps the heat going for 1.5 hours on high (133°F), 2 hours on medium (123°F), 3 hours on low (113°F), or 2.5 hours on pulse setting (low to high)
• Dual port battery dock on the side holds up to 2 rechargeable lithium-ion batteries (2nd battery sold separately), doubling the runtime; also charges your phone or other devices
• Chair pad can be used on its own, added to a bleacher seat, or any Coleman camping chair
• Weather-resistant fabric and nontoxic PU coating protects against water and rain
• 1-Year Limited Warranty (Chair Pad); 3-Year Limited Warranty (Battery)

Coleman® could see the light for the darkness. The young salesman was taking a stroll after a hard day's work selling typewriters, and spotted a new type of lamplight in a drugstore window in Brockton, Alabama. This new light burned with a strong, steady white flame and was fueled by gasoline. The standard lamp of the era burned kerosene and produced a smoky, flickering, yellowish light. W.C. was stricken with very poor eyesight, and was very interested in this new, steady white light that enabled him to read even the smallest print in books and on medicine bottles. Coleman saw potential in the new light, and through his vision a new company was born that would put America’s farms and ranches in a new light, and would eventually make his name synonymous with outdoor fun.