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I can say that the single controller for HD is identical to the Gerbings model except the logo, and FWIW the HD item is cheaper if you order from Chicago HD (cheaper than Zanotti's for this item at $48 vs. $55). The HD controller also has the pouch/clip standard, while the Gerbings model is an option (~$10).
All good info to keep in mind, I didn't know that Gerbing will repair the HD gloves even after the 1 year warranty. I love the gloves, most of the time I don't even need the heat until I have ridden for a while. Very well made items...
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