I have still had some original ice left after 5 days. When we begin our trip, if motoring we use the 12 volt power source to continue to cool food, then use igloo as an icebox while sailing and anchoring. (We begin our trips by cooling the igloo down using power then placing plastic 4 litre orange juice containers with ice. Thick Ultratherm insulation for extra efficiency. This strap is also used to help anchor the mast when it is in the higher stepped position when motoring through canals and under bridges and power lines. ((These handles are connected to my non stretch windsurfer car strap which is also wrapped around the galley stanchon for extra stability and cinched as tight as possible.
(Yeah! Try getting a fully loaded one down the steps to the cabin). Swing-up handles make carrying and lifting a breeze. (I also use Velcro tabs in both electric coolers in case we forget to fully close lid). Multiple shelf guides allow maximum flexibility. (Its hull on the meat and ice if you dont wear your bifocals and connect incorrectly). (Or I connect ours to the 120volt power supply when available)/ Deluxe cooling to 44F below outside temperature or warming to 155F. Plugs into 12V utility outlet in your boat.
We have had Jedaro heel over to 40 degrees both ways and the cooler has not shifted much.ĭescription: (The bracketed items are my additions to the igloo product description). As well when we are not sailing we can use the 56 or the Kooltron for cold items when on driving trips or hey the 56 is a great patio beer cooler when we have friends over. This makes accessibility extremely easy when cooking. Both are resting on the rubber pads that have been mentioned in previous responses on this thread and both are top opening. We still use one or two small ones in the bow seat when we begin our trips and have lots of fresh vegetables but by far the easiest and most convenient coolers have been the Igloo 56 and a tall narrow Kooltron three way we wedge between the stairs and the battery area. We then used 3 soft and hard sided small coolers under the bow seat as well as the area near the galley where we also store our water. We replaced it and used this space for our dry food storage area. We got rid of it after the first sailing trip as it was heavy, awkward to use when we were preparing food and needed an item). It is perfect not only to store food products but also cosmetics and face masks.We have had our igloo Kool Mate 56 on the galley seat for 2 years and have found it far more functional than the MacGregor cooler under the stern seat. This cool box is very neat and can store as many as 6 liters! It is enough to go for a picnic with your family and friends, but simultaneously avoid too large and heavy loads. Additionally the manufacturer allows changing the mode from loud into silent, thus its operation does not disturb you and others while resting and taking other everyday activities. The cool box consumes little energy (roughly 1 kWh per day) and therefore is cheap to maintain and may operate longer. Anti-skidding pieces for stable handling.Solid ABS material prevents odor penetration.Low noise at 30 dB with a silent mode feature.
Optimal capacity of 6 liters satisfies daily needs.Cooling in summer, heating in winter – perfect temperature of your drinks and snacks.2in1 – for your comfort and pleasurable time outdoors. It is a handy product which consumes little energy but allows you to heat and cool.
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Baseus portable mini cool box + heater 6Lĭo you need a tool which can let you safely and conveniently transport snacks and drinks? At home, in the garden, while having a picnic, on the campsite and anywhere else, Baseus cool box will be the best choice.
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