You choose: keep your food warm OR cool, and never need ice or a freezer pack, with the Coleman 40-Quart PowerChill Hot/Cold Cooler. The PowerChill uses electricity to keep your food at the right temperature. On Cool mode, it cools down to forty degrees below the surrounding temperature; on Warm, it heats to 110-140 degrees above the surrounding temperature. Just plug it into your car’s 12-volt outlet, or purchase the 110-volt AC adapter (sold separately) for use in the home. The PowerChill 40 Quart can hold 44 cans, plus snacks. The interior tray helps keep everything organized, and you can use the PowerChill upright, cabinet-style, or horizontally, chest-style. The door can be converted to open from the left or the right, so it’ll work well in your available space. 1-year limited warranty.
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Saved a lot of time and money I bought this for a cross country trip and it worked great. We used it in the car and also the adapter for the hotel room. It saved a lot of travel time with quick access to food and beverages as well as eating in fewer restaurants. This comes in a cool version and a warm/cool option. We bought the one that will do both. We only used the cool version. My wife is looking forward to using it when we are bringing food to family gatherings.
Nice box It actually just came in today. I have it connected to a 10 amp power supply that came with a 12v receptacle. So far it’s dropping its internal temp 10 degrees per hour.Note 1: It arrived in perfect shape, and appears to be very well built and finished. I particularly like this line in the Manual: “This cooler will not chill foods and beverages as fast as your home refrigerator. Please don’t expect it to do so.”Note 2: It does NOT come with an AC adapter of any kind,…
Not bad, but watch the plug! Overall, I’m impressed. After a few hours it’s down to acceptable refrigeration temperatures (just below 40F) in my 75 degree room.WORD OF WARNING — the “lighter plug” style connector gets fairly hot, even in a heavy duty locking socket. I wouldn’t run it unsupervised “just in case”.I wish there was a pre-built cable with fused Anderson power pole connectors on it for these. Amateur Radio and R/C people would be familiar with these, they’re keyed…