Outwell Powered Cool Box 35L

More informations about Outwell Powered Cool Box 35L

this product is the most wanted Outwell Cool Bags these days. If you're looking for top rated Outwell Cool Bags, then this product will be the best answer.
Besides from affordable price, Outwell Powered Cool Box 35L also features with variety exciting features. This product of course will complements your living needs.

ASIN : B00237NBTA
Category: Cool Bags
Brand: Outwell
Rating : 4.0
Reviews : 1

Details of the item Outwell Powered Cool Box 35L

A thermoelectric 2-way (12/230V) cooler that can be used either as a chest-style cooler or as an upright cooler. There are two convenient side handles, a pop-out lid on the door (put a cuckoo in there) for easy access and there is also an internal divider. With regards performance, it has a cooling capability of 18°C below ambient (outside) temperature and warms up to 65°C above. Powered by 12v cigarette lighter or by a standard 230V mains connection (included) so there's no need for the 12V/240V adaptor! Battery cut-out to protect car battery from draining. Size 53 x 43 x 32 cm. Capacity 35 litres.

• Can be used either as a chest-style cooler or as an upright cooler
• Two convenient side handles
• Cooling capability of 18°C below
• Warms up to 65°C above
• Capacity 35 litres

Outwell Powered Cool Box 35L Picture collection:

We have try to present and spent much of time to givethe most profitable price for you. When you still unsure, you may find what they said about Outwell Powered Cool Box 35L.

Happy with the previous model - expect this is just as good if not better
I have had one of these for a couple of seasons now and I'm very pleased with it. Mine is a previous model, looking slightly different at the powered top - 24L capacity. It isn't a fridge, but does a good job of keeping things cool - apparently about 20 degrees C below ambient temperature. I found the best way to use it was to operate it at home for a day or so before you set off camping, fill it with stuff that is already cold and add a freeze block or two. (The other reviewer's idea of using frozen products is a good one - think I'll try that.) When you get to your campsite, get it plugged in as soon as you can. We found it kept milk OK for two or three days, and that was on the hottest days of 2012 so far. You have to switch it off for an hour every 48 hours - best done when its cooler, eg evening or early morning.

There is a slight fan noise but it's not obtrusive. I read a review elsewhere from someone who had one of these and complained that the rubber sealant...