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Koolatron Voyager Thermoelectric Cooler - P-27 |  | Brand: Koolatron Category: Kitchen
List Price: $121.43 Buy New: $87.46 as of 7/30/2010 14:01 EDT details You Save: $33.97 (28%)
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Seller: Sams Online Rating: 10 reviews Sales Rank: 11552
Media: Misc. Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 15 Dimensions (in): 0.2 x 0.1 x 0.2
MPN: P27 Model: P27 UPC: 059586502705 EAN: 0059586502705 ASIN: B000Q73C66
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| Features:
| • | Thermoelectric cooler designed to keep food and beverages cool on the road | | • | Plugs into car, truck, or boat's 12-volt cigarette lighter or other 12-volt sources | | • | Maintains constant temperature 40 to 45 degrees F lower than outside temp | | • | Also heats food up to 130 to 140 degrees F; 29-quart capacity (48 12-ounce cans) | | • | Measures 16 x 15.5 x 17 inches (W x H x D); weighs 13 pounds |
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Product Description The Koolatron Voyager Cooler handles the long hours on the road with ease and holds up to 48 12-oz. cans! No more costly stops for soda and snacks. In fact, you inll probably pay for your Koolatron P-27 Voyager with the money you save by eliminating
Amazon.com Product Description Ideal for road trips, camping excursions, boating trips, tailgate parties, and just about any other away-from-home activity, the Koolatron Voyager thermoelectric cooler keeps your food and beverages cool without requiring you to stock up on ice cubes every few hours. The Voyager plugs directly into your car's 12-volt cigarette lighter, where it draws less power than your headlights. Once plugged in, the cooler's thermoelectric cooling module--which takes up less space than a matchbook--maintains a constant temperature of approximately 40 to 45 degrees F lower than the temperature of the surrounding air. At a temperature of 80 degrees F, for example, the contents of the cooler will stay at 38 degrees F. As a result, you can store cool drinks for weeks on end, preserve leftovers for a couple of days, and even keep ice cubes whole for three or four days longer than traditional coolers. No more costly stops for soda or snacks, saving you both time and money while on the road. As an alternative, you can also use the Voyager to heat food up to 130 to 140 degrees F--hot enough for a potluck dinner or a picnic. Or you can split the difference and keep infant food and bottles warm while on the road. Explaining Thermoelectric Refrigeration Thermoelectric refrigeration uses a principle called the Peltier effect to pump heat electronically. Named after a French scientist who discovered it in 1834, the Peltier effect describes the process of electrical currents passing through a series of tiny metal cube junctions, thereby transferring heat from one metal to the other. When connected to a heat-absorbing device on one side and a heat-dissipating device on the other, solid-state thermoelectric modules are capable of transferring large quantities of heat. The Voyager cooler applies this technology through its internal aluminum cold plate fins, which absorb heat from the contents (food and beverages), and then use the thermoelectric modules to transfer it to the heat-dissipating fins under the control panel. The only moving part is a small 12-volt fan that disperses the heat into the air. Thermoelectric modules--which are completely environmentally friendly--are ideally suited to recreational applications because they are lightweight, compact, insensitive to motion or tilting, have no moving parts, and can operate directly from 12-volt batteries. Voyager Benefits The Voyager offers a number of benefits to anyone who travels frequently in a vehicle. While it's not quite as portable as a traditional cooler, it still offers plenty of on-the-go freedom, making it great for day trips, long overnight journeys, pleasure boating, fishing, and camping. It's also extremely efficient, continually reducing the temperature within the first three hours depending on the contents of the unit and the surrounding air. And because there's only one moving part (the 12-volt fan), virtually nothing in the cooler can wear out. The Voyager also proves invaluable as an extra fridge in a recreation room or basement bar, the main fridge in a dorm room, as a medical cooler for samples or temperature-sensitive drugs, and as a storage case for heat-sensitive camera and film equipment in extreme climates. Specifications: - Capacity: 29 quarts, or up to 48 12-ounce cans
- Power usage: 12 volts / 4.5 amps DC
- Interior dimensions: 12 by 12 by 12 inches (W x H x D)
- Exterior dimensions: 16 by 15.5 by 17 inches (W x H x D)
- Weight: 13 pounds
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truckers need this September 14, 2009 Donna (Pennsylvania) 4 out of 5 found this review helpful
I bought this for my husband who just started truck driving, he needed a way to keep things cold without the need to stop for ice all the time. The door opens easily so he can do it one handed, it's just the right size to fit behind the passenger seat, so he's not tripping over it in the confined space of his cab.
Excellent traveling companion September 3, 2009 CJ7 (Ellensburg, WA USA) 9 out of 9 found this review helpful
This cooler worked like a champ! We mostly kept it plugged in even in the hotel rooms, or when we didn't, we plugged it in at the hotel room about an hour before leaving, packed it last before hitting the road, and used several refreezing bags... This cooler kept going for a two week jaunt where I had it on constantly. It kept our items very cold! I would buy it again. The two reasons I gave it a 4 star instead of a full five are: 1) after about the first week it seems the fan got a little louder, and 2) With the A/C going, the cooler was actually able to get cool enough to partially freeze some of our items. Hey, it was supposed to keep things cool while traveling through Utah and 106 degrees and it did.
Super plug in cooler August 18, 2009 Michael E. Purdy 11 out of 11 found this review helpful
Our family of five took a two week road trip through Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Nevada and California. We used this cooler everyday on the road and plugged it into the hotel room every night. A fantastic machine that kept our food cool and worked twenty-four hours a day for two weeks.
I REALLY LIKE IT July 19, 2009 A. E. Zimmermann (Embudo, NM United States) 5 out of 5 found this review helpful
The size and shape of the cooled area is very convenient. It really cools things. I used it this week to keep bottled water (and refills) cool for people working in my yard during a very hot few days. I didn't have room in my refrigerator. They really appreciated the cold water!
Performs as expected but current draw inaccurate May 8, 2009 Deb C (NY USA) 15 out of 15 found this review helpful
It does a good job keeping cold things cold. Slow to cool warm things, as expected. Koolatron's 3 amp rating is inaccurate for my P-27, which overloaded a 4 amp regulated power supply but is happy on a 5.5 amp regulated supply.
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