🔥 RoadPro RPHB-110DB 12V Polar Fleece Heated Travel Blanket, 58 x 42.5 Inches Review

We love this duvet - would buy it again. Be sure to unplug it when your car isn't running, as leaving it plugged in overnight will drain your car battery! (Lesson learned! Crazy!) It takes about 15-20 minutes to really heat up, but once it does it's sooooo cozy and warm. I used it to heat my toddler's car seat over the winter; I had heated seats, I thought that might heat his seat as well. It worked really well and he loved how cozy and warm it felt on a cold morning. I wish there was a way to…

I converted my Chrysler Town and Country Tour to a van with about 2.5kW DC power. I had to solve my sleeping problem. At night when it's cold, I needed a way to keep warm without using solar energy. I also had to connect water, electricity and other things. I tried my sleeping bag but it was too uncomfortable. I felt too restricted, I was cold to go back to the bathroom and go to the toilet. I found this electric blanket. It's really soft, but I use it underneath (read on). It uses low voltage…

I bought two Roadpro 12v electric blankets. My use was not typical. I wanted them for camping and ran them on a deep cycle battery in our tent. There were two things about this blanket that made me buy it. 1. It didn't have an auto shut off. Many other 12V DC blankets have an auto shut off feature that cannot be turned off. They turn off every 1/2 hour every hour. This won't work for me. I didn't want to wake up and put the covers back on. 2. Power consumption / current are indicated in the…

Okay, after reading all the available reviews (and being completely confused by conflicting information, I decided to post the exact information I received directly from RoadPro: First of all, RoadPro NEVER has a duvet sold, ie used by 6.7 - Low Current (80.4W) This blanket (Model #RPHB-110DB) draws only 4.6A, low current (55W) The blanket is pre-configured to operate at a maximum temperature reaching from 110 F to 115 F degrees starts heating as soon as it is plugged in. However, the time it…