
User with heated gloves and battery pack on
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Thermostat-controlled heated gloves
Description
The gloves have heat conductors that are driven by rechargeable batteries. The temperature is controlled with a thermostat. The battery pack is attached at the wrist. The gloves are sewn individually.
The user wears other gloves, such as work gloves, on top.
Model: Heated gloves from minitech
Authors comments
User works outdoors on his farm year-round. He has no sensation in his hands and is sensitive to cold. He recommends Minitech heated gloves. They are flexible and do not impede finger mobility. They only heat the back of his hands, but still keep the entire hand warm.
It is a bit difficult for the user to put on the gloves, especially to insert the plug between the gloves and batteries and he can barely manage the task.
One disadvantage is that the batteries only last about 2 hours, and then need to be recharged again. He needs an extra set of batteries.
Manufacturer
Minitech, www.minitech.no/english (last checked Febr. 2011)
Purchased from
Minitech, www.minitech.no/english or via Hjälpmedelcentralen (assistive device center)
Paid for by
County Council
Categories for this tip
looking after ones health » keeping warm/ keeping cool, Tips and tricks from people with Tetraplegia with motor function allowing ambulation (C2-Th1, ASIA D, E).
Related tips: 1
| Work gloves Assembly gloves protect hands during work on a farm – suitable for persons with impaired sensation Tip is dated from 2008. |
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