Hi-Gear 45 Litre Electric Cooler Box powered by 12V in-car Socket or 240V Mains with Integrated Wheels & Handle, Portable Electric Cool Box for Camping & Festivals, Camping Equipment

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It will keep beer and other food cool but I would not eat any meat that's been in there for more than two days.Have a campaign holiday coming up so will report back if any issues, but first impressions are great. And if you somehow still find yourself running low on cargo space, there’s an exterior pocket with card slots to stash an ID alongside the rest of your belongings.

I've got a couple of Peltier/Thermoelectric coolboxes but these days they hardly ever get used, I've also got a 3 way camping fridge (also limited use on 12v due to power consumption) and a 12/240v compressor fridge (good on 12v), both of which truly are fridges, and tend to be my first choice.These cool boxes really only reliably go down to about 15'C below ambient in most conditions ie kept out the sun in a cool place (not hot tent or car! It would run off the leisure battery when its being charged by the vans charger, but given the conversion losses - 230V down to 12-14. People do, but really shouldn't, consider them as a 'fridge', because they cannot achieve and maintain the 0-5 degrees C (absolute temp) necessary for the safe storage of perishable foods. Bought for camping cools quite quickly I put it on the night before so it was cold before I filled it the it lasted a good 3 hours not plugged in inside the car till we arrived everything was still very cold.