Heat-trollers - Warm & Safe Heated Gear, LLC is a possibility. 10 amps would probably mean more that one item. Check out the dual controllers. I haven't found anything on capacity. E-mail them.

 

GW beat me to it..

Give these guy's a try. Very happy with my Troller, good guy's to deal with too.

Single Mounted Heat-troller - Warm & Safe Heated Gear, LLC

 

I meant 10 amps not watts. So that should cover up to 5-6 heating items. Looks like this would do it. Thanks.

 

Yeah. Typo on my part. You really want multiple controllers. Using many items does best with more than setting.

 

Can a Strom support that many electical items?

Why would anyone need so many. I have heated grips, thats all. Ride below freezing all winter. Don't even need a sweater unless its 5 below.

 

Some people are less cold tolerant than others and need more heated clothing.

When you add heated gear you will have to juggle how many watts you use where. You can turn off one headlight, change other lighting to LED's, turn down heated gear at a stop or add electrical capacity.

 

Here's a digital controller that I use for my Warm and Safe liner, not dial operated though. MCN recommended.

StormRider Heated Clothing Controller | EXO2 The Heat Inside

 

I run jacket liner, grips, gloves and sometimes socks but not at full power and sometimes needing one headlight off. Depending on the year and model, a Strom will have from 75W to 150W free. All 2008 and later Stroms have 125W-150W available. Anybody approaching those figures would be advised to mount a voltmeter and not run below the 12.6-12.8 break even point for extended periods.

 

I'm not running quite as much -- I have heated grips, Gerbing jacket, and Denali 10W LED lights that are the major additional draws. Even with everything cranked up, I'm still in the ~13.5V range on the highway. Where you run into problems is if you're in stop and go traffic. With all these running, at a light I'll drop to the 12.1V range. Not a problem for a minute or two (if its a long light I'll bump the rev's for a moment) but in any prolonged stop and go traffic it will become a problem. I'd absolutely agree with GW on adding a voltmeter if you're running anything more than heated grips.

 

Virtual Village US | Your Local Supplier Abroad 12V dc pwm motor controller

running gerbings for 2 years so far so good

I think $28 delivered ... 3-4 weeks

 

I think this is the link you want:
12V 15A DC Motor Speed Control PWM HHO RC Controller

and... they lowered the price to 20 bucks with free shipping. This is what I would buy if my current PCM jacket controller (OEM Gerbings) went out.

 

That's it but its $30 now with shipping

I have signal dynamics all green even at idle with Gerbing toasty

 

Sure is. Man, they must change their prices as humidity fluctuates or something.... Still a good deal in my book.

 

Has anyone tried the Powerlet wireless troller? It has a duel control and can be placed anywhere on the bike.

 

I put a smart idiot light mostly to look for moving magnets. If I start seeing yellow she's coming apart

Make sure your battery is fresh, it sinks spikes and provides fill in amps

 

The heat controller seems like an excellent recommendation by richw, although I suppose a positive OFF would take an additional switch?

 

I got in an accident 2 years ago.. bike is running naked, hence less protection and more... heat. As there is nothing but a headlight at front of bike. I figure if required, run my vest, heat grips, socks or boot sole and nee pads in my motorcycle pants that I'm going to get sown in. Appreciate the products. I'm torn between cheap and the reseting function of the first one.

 

I use the top one 15Amps $20 each.

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