Ilaria Rosella Pagliaro The GenHeat heating blanket uses carbon fiber to spread heat evenly, with reduced consumption and an ultra-thin design: perfect for any environment
For those who suffer with the cold as temperatures fall, a new solution is at hand: GenHeat, the ultra-thin, high-tech heated blanket that’s going to change the way we keep warm. Made with advanced lightweight materials, GenHeat has already raised more than $153,000 on Kickstarter, way past its modest initial goal of $5,200.
Where the real beauty of GenHeat lies, though, is with carbon fiber wires: the futuristic alternative to conventional heating cables, which were usually very thick and less safe. In these respects, this technology allows proper heat distribution with minimal chance of short circuits or overheating.
Being only 0.04 inches thick, GenHeat is lightweight, portable, and can be used anywhere, whether camping, traveling, or even relaxing at home. It is available in two sizes: square, 28.7 × 23.6 inches, and rectangular, 59 × 21.7 inches, thus offering versatility and convenience for every need.
Safety and energy efficiency
One of the highlights of the GenHeat is its very low energy consumption. It boasts the ability to keep you warm for eight hours using just 36 watts, costing approximately $1.10. It’s also easily connected via a USB port, which can be used with power banks, laptops, or charging hubs.
Safety First: The GenHeat is designed with innovative features that include an auto shut-off timer, overcurrent protection sensors, and an anti-overheating system. And for cleaning, it is hassle-free because it is machine washable for quick and easy maintenance.
Now available for pre-order on Kickstarter at a price of $81, GenHeat comes in two colors—white and gray—with shipping expected as early as January. Its sleek, minimalist design makes it an ideal choice for those seeking both comfort and a practical, stylish solution to winter’s chill.
Source: Genheat-global.com
