OoPEZoO

No. Each seat has its own control box. There are two connections coming out of the control box. One goes to the lower seat, and one to the back rest. Each seat has its own complete separate wiring with its own control box. This makes it almost a necessity to hard wire them in somehow. Otherwise you will be using both of your power ports in the dash, and the wiring would get in the way......especially if its a stick shift.

BLK08JK

Ah I get it! I see you are the electronic engineer so you should figure out the hard wiring and post up the install do we can all copy

Thanks again for the pics

OoPEZoO

I would love to find a replacement control box that can be panel mounted, but that might be a bit of a stretch. I have a heated jacket liner that I use on my motorcycle that uses a nice panel mounted potentiometer setup to control it. It works great because you have infinite control of the heat level. It might be overkill for a heated seat, but it could be an easy option as long as they work the same way. I'll have to screw around with it this weekend and see what I can figure out.

scooterferret

I have a set of the black and grey ones and like them alot. They fit great and I had no problems putting them in. The heat works great and I dont mind leaving them plugged into the cigarette lighters. Im glad I have them because it getting colder. This was not a trick but you will have to tilt your head

itgbudeev

I'm planning on ordering a full set of these covers with heaters after bonuses come in this year.

Does the controller reset back to "off" after power is cut? Like if I get these hard wired to rockers, leave the rocker on, with the seat on low, and turn the ignition off, clearly the heaters shut off. But when I hit the remote start on the next chilly morning, will the heaters be on because I left the controller on low?

And this is certainly getting book marked for the rocker install!

OoPEZoO

When power is cut, the control box defaults back to OFF.

I decided to drive the Jeep to work this morning. Hour long commute and it was 26 degrees when I left the house. Left it on high for about 10 mins, and then switched to low for the rest of the ride. I think I'm in love.

itgbudeev

Damn, that is almost a deal breaker. My commute to work is all of 10 minutes. I was really hoping to be able to hit the auto start and have nice toasty seats when I got in.

BLK08JK

Maybe the mopar kit for seat heaters would work better for you then... They aren't covers and you need to take seats apart to install but I think they uses regular switches that would prolly do what your asking.

itgbudeev

Very cool, going to check those out right now.