12V Heated Jacket Battery Step-Up Adapter Charger Cable Compatible with Milwaukee, M12, Makita, Snapon, Metabo, Craftsman, AEG Gear (TypeC Stepup 12V 15cm Cable)

Great design

No notes. Works perfect with the anker pd power banks. Miluakee should include this with all heats gear.

This adapter cable.is a great way to run your Milwaukke jacket from a USB-C battery. This can help.if you don't have any M12 batteries around or if you just want something less bulky to power your heated jacket.

Works great with the Doace power bank 20ah. Use them both in a fridge environment for work for 9 hour shifts. No exaggeration at least 4 hours on time and just over 25 percent of the battery was used. Figured I’d leave that here for my Milwaukee guys.

Finally found the right adapter that allows me to use PD USBC Power Banks to power up my Ridigid (Or AEG) Heated jacket. I have a ton of Ridgid tool batteries in 1.5AH, 2AH, 3AH, 4AH, 6AH, 8AH, 9AH that gives me essentially an unlimited supply of power to keep my jacket running forever. The only issue with tool batteries are they are bulky and not comfortable in the built-in pocket. The adapter allows me to use slim power banks and keep it going if I have 2-3 charging in the house/car/etc.

Just received it and confirmed my Milwaukee heated hoodie and Hart heated blanket works with my USB-C power bank. Anker 737 was reading 6.5W draw for the jacket, and a little over 12W draw for the blanket, both on the highest setting.Time will tell if it works long term, but right out of the bag, it's working well.

Fits Milwaukee Tool 12 volt jacket

I wanted another way to power my heated vest while my main battery was recharging. This seemed like a possible solution. Turns out my round power adapter is too small for this adapter cable. Nevertheless, I tested its output to an ohmmeter from a 12V power bank. It passed 12V on through.To simulate a 5V power bank, I plugged it directly into a 5V charger outlet. The cable put out 5V, but did not step it up to 12V. It specifically states that your power bank must be QC3.0 or higher or a PD power bank. That is because those types of power banks can deliver higher voltages than just 5V. They deliver what the item needing power tells it that it needs.I didn’t have the right adapter to hook it up to my tester to see if it would power up to 12V, but there’s no reason to think it wouldn’t since it passed 12V through it earlier. As an FYI, this doesn’t have a step-up transformer that makes 12V from 5V. The 12V must be provided by the power bank.Amazon Vine sent this product to me for an honest unbiased review. Would I recommend it for others? Make sure you have the right size of barrel adapter. Also, make sure your power bank is QC3.0, QC4.0, or PD capable.