How well do 12 volt coolers work?

Rather than adding ice to reduce the interior temperature of the box as in an ice chest, the 12-volt cooler reduces temperature by distributing the cooler air created by the thermoelectric plate with a fan ducted into the cooler’s interior compartment.

Can you put a mini fridge in a car?

All you have to do to hook it up is grab a 12 volt DC plug adapter and run it from your car battery to the fridge. The good news is that most modern vehicles have 12 volt plugs right at the front panel, otherwise known as cigarette lighter outlets. You can plug the fridge into the socket for an immediate power source.

What is a Koolatron cooler?

THERMOELECTRIC COOLING Eco-friendly thermoelectric technology effectively keeps items cool to 32°F (18°C) below room temperature. SAFE STORAGE Conveniently and safely store beverages, yogurt, fruit, juice, cheese, breastmilk, cosmetics, medication, baby bottles at home, work or travel.

Can you take a normal fridge camping?

You can bring your standard refrigerator only if you have enough space on your vehicle. To cut the inconvenience and never compromise the quality of your outdoor experience and life, you can opt for a camping refrigerator to help you keep everything cold while enjoying the beauty of nature.

Where is Koolatron located?

Brantford
Company Description: Koolatron Corporation is located in Brantford, ON, Canada and is part of the Plastics Product Manufacturing Industry.

How does the Koolatron work?

The Koolatron’s internal aluminium cold plate fins absorb heat from the contents, (food and beverages), and the thermoelectric modules transfer it to heat dissipating fins under the control panel. Here, a small fan helps to disperse the heat into the air. The only moving part is the small 12-volt fan.

What car has a fridge in it?

Some cars that offer cold storage as standard or optional equipment include the Ford Flex Limited, the Honda Odyssey’s upper trim levels, the Lincoln MKT and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Why didn’t anyone think of this before?