It can handle the 15V, but contacts work a bit differently:
They need to be driven low. They have pull-ups inside, so they go to 5V when nothing is connected. So if you just hook them to a switched power line, you may not get a "closed" state. If the thing on the switched line has enough draw, then you might.
If you are using our heated pitot, then there's a better way- it has a status line that warns you of any failures. This can hook right to the EMS contact line. The advantage of this output is it actually tells you if you are getting heat, not just if it's switched on.