I have an igloo Kool mate kool/warmer. I never used the options, just a place to store cold foods on my boat. Miss placed my power cord and was wondering if this cord would work with the cooler I have. The instructions say blue for cool and flip cord over and red for heat. Thanks in advance for any help.Dave I have an igloo Kool mate kool/warmer. I never used the options, just a place to store cold foods on my boat. Miss placed my power cord and was wondering if this cord would work with the cooler I... » Read More I have an igloo Kool mate kool/warmer. I never used the options, just a place to store cold foods on my boat. Miss placed my power cord and was wondering if this cord would work with the cooler I have. The instructions say blue for cool and flip cord over and red for heat. Thanks in advance for any help.Dave « Show Less
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I have used this cord on my Koolmate without any issues. I like you misplaced my cord twice.
1805518
wrong thing for igloo i buy 2 from amazon all burn in a day melding down and twisted .
1805519
Hello - Yes I believe it will. That is how this cord is with the 'blue for cool' and 'red for heat'. The one I ordered works great and am very happy with the product. We picked the cooler up at a garage sale dirt cheap and the cord was junk, so we ordered this and it was PERFECT! Hope this helped :)
1717937
The road pro worked just fine for my igloo thermoelectric cooler/warmer, though I never use it to keep food hot as it doesn't do as good a job as cooling. I had lost the original cord that I plugged into my car cigarette lighter.
854603
The main thing is to get a high-quality cord so it will stay flexible in the cold. I have a very stiff cord that's orange and black that is difficult in the snow, or an orange one that is quite soft/flexible, which makes a HUGE difference. Spring for a really good cord and you'll find it easy to flip out of the way, instead of having it constantly wrestling with you.
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This product was designed to work with Coleman PowerChill 40 Quart and 16 Quart Thermoelectric Coolers. That being said, Igloo does have a set of thermoelectric coolers that operate just like Coleman's PowerChill coolers and therefore it should work.
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I'm using mine on a patio as a slide in under an outdoor kitchen cabinet. Make sure you have about 4 inches around for air flow. This unit has the condenser built in the left and right sides and dissipats the heat unlike a fan blowing air across the condenser on your home frig. What I did do is take the 1/2 inch shipping foam that was in the box and duct tape it to the back and top to help insulate the box a little. Just dont cover any part of the outside that feels warm after it's plugged in. Here is something I want to warn you about but is no big deal. When the box is cold and say you go to get a drink out of it. After you close the door it forms a tight vacuum and makes the door almost impossible to open unless you wait 3 or 4 min. I do HVAC repair and have have seen this same thing happen on walk-in coolers trapping people. You need to make a way for the vacuum to be relieved. What I did was take a 2 inch piece of thermostat wire (this wire is about 1/2 the size of a cloths hanger) tapped it the top and bent it over to go between the refrigerator box and the door gasket. This little wire will allow the vacuum inside to equalize and you can open the door within 15 to 20 seconds and it wont bother the temperature. Buy the way this frig can freeze a bottle of pop if you set it to cold. My control is setting around 5 O'clock and running around 32 degrees. I leave it outside but unplug it in the winter. Good Luck
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I lost my use of my charging stand when we lost power in an ice storm and the resulting power surge. I have written the company but got no reply. Great customer service! I want to use another cord (actually I have several) but I need to know the Voltage info. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Make sure you have power cord connected in the "cool" orientation. The cord connects in one way to cool and another way to warm the inside. Try unplugging the cord where it plugs into cooler and turning cord end over.If I misunderstood please give more detail.
1760731
As I stated in my review I fastened a finned aluminum heatsink to the top of an RC's ectronic speed control for my offroad race truck. I still had a temp issue so I installed a cooling fan on the heatsik with only the ARCTIC LLUMINUM adhesive holding it on. You will need a sizable contact patch to fasten something down with it so if you are trying to fasten individual fins it may not work. I do think it will work if your fins are connected at the bottom to a main base-plate that you want to fasten to you cover. If you try it follow directions carefully and exactly remembering they recomend the two mating serfaces must very flat and you can't just glue around the edges and expect it to hold and transfer the heat. You must spread a thin layer over entire pc. to be attached and clamp down to squeeze out excess glue till dry! I hope this helped you out because this is the kind of OFF THE WALL stuff I specialize in and make my living on!!!! w
1787445
I have the Koolatron cooler but I am not sure about the cords, the booklet should tell the person which one can be used.,,,that is how I judged it....sorry
460864
I do not know if the cold weather would affect this unit. The one I purchased was defective and I returned it for a refund. The problem was with the timer. I couldn't get it to take the correct time setting and although this was not a biggie for me, because I could easily have it feed the fish a few hours off here or there, on top of the hour setting problem, the amount of food dispensed was not easy to control either. Great concept, very bad execution. I wish the manufacturer got more serious with the quality of the timer used, then this unit would be something very useful for all of us owners of ponds and koi. I do not know if the cold weather would affect this unit. The one I purchased was defective and I returned it for a refund. The problem was with the timer. I couldn't get it to take the correct time setting and although this was not a biggie for me, because I could easily have it feed the fish a few hours off here or there, on top of the hour setting problem, the amount of food dispensed was not easy to control either. Great concept, very bad execution. I wish the manufacturer got more serious with the quality of the timer used, then this unit would be something very useful for all of us... » Read More I do not know if the cold weather would affect this unit. The one I purchased was defective and I returned it for a refund. The problem was with the timer. I couldn't get it to take the correct time setting and although this was not a biggie for me, because I could easily have it feed the fish a few hours off here or there, on top of the hour setting problem, the amount of food dispensed was not easy to control either. Great concept, very bad execution. I wish the manufacturer got more serious with the quality of the timer used, then this unit would be something very useful for all of us owners of ponds and koi. « Show Less
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Yes it does. It is on a cord that is about 8 feet long, so the cooler can be placed in most places inside of the car. The cord has a blue dot and a red dot on the side, so you can also use this to keep food warm if desired. We have used this cooler on many trips and it works well even in the warm areas of the country, remember that the inside will be about 25 to 35 degrees cooler that outside air, so try not to leave it inside of a hot car. When loading the cooler, it will take about 4 to 6 hours to get to temp, so it is best to pre-cool the night before. There are many 110 to 12v adapters available, but make sure that they have a minimum of 5 watts output, to run this cooler on A/C Power. Yes it does. It is on a cord that is about 8 feet long, so the cooler can be placed in most places inside of the car. The cord has a blue dot and a red dot on the side, so you can also use this to keep food warm if desired. We have used this cooler on many trips and it works well even in the warm areas of the country, remember that the inside will be about 25 to 35 degrees cooler that outside air, so try not to leave it inside of a hot car. When loading the cooler, it will take about 4 to 6 hours to get to temp, so it is best to pre-cool the night before. There are many 110 to 12v adapters... » Read More Yes it does. It is on a cord that is about 8 feet long, so the cooler can be placed in most places inside of the car. The cord has a blue dot and a red dot on the side, so you can also use this to keep food warm if desired. We have used this cooler on many trips and it works well even in the warm areas of the country, remember that the inside will be about 25 to 35 degrees cooler that outside air, so try not to leave it inside of a hot car. When loading the cooler, it will take about 4 to 6 hours to get to temp, so it is best to pre-cool the night before. There are many 110 to 12v adapters available, but make sure that they have a minimum of 5 watts output, to run this cooler on A/C Power. « Show Less
2205437
Yes but you need an AC to DC converter with a cigar lighter socket to plug in the Koolatron. These are readily available as an auxiliary component when you buy your cooler.. BTW one converter is inter changeable for any Koolatron unit.
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My wife has two of them, one we purchased two years ago and we used it in the RZR on trails. She recently wanted another to keep in our one vehicle without dual heat controls (I like it cool, she likes it hot). Both work flawlessly. We have a camo and dark blue. My wife thought the camo one was not working, I looked at it and it was the the 12 volt receptacle in the vehicle. Push the blanket plug in and twist a bit and it works fine.If the blanket is not working, be sure to check the fuse in the 12 volt plug.
2008131
I guess I did not read the instructions very well, because I did use it in my RV and I also used it at home when my pipes froze during the polar vortex and I was without water for 3 weeks. When i initially ignited this there was a loud poof and a flame shot out the vent, It only happened one time and I believe it is because I did something wrong. It did not do it again and it has been used alot. My advice would be to exercise precaution when using propane in an RV, know how to start and stop the equipment so you dont have propane gas flowing freely, make sure you have adequate ventilation, and use a carbon monoxide detector. I guess I did not read the instructions very well, because I did use it in my RV and I also used it at home when my pipes froze during the polar vortex and I was without water for 3 weeks. When i initially ignited this there was a loud poof and a flame shot out the vent, It only happened one time and I believe it is because I did something wrong. It did not do it again and it has been used alot. My advice would be to exercise precaution when using propane in an RV, know how to start and stop the equipment so you dont have propane gas flowing freely, make sure you have adequate ventilation,... » Read More I guess I did not read the instructions very well, because I did use it in my RV and I also used it at home when my pipes froze during the polar vortex and I was without water for 3 weeks. When i initially ignited this there was a loud poof and a flame shot out the vent, It only happened one time and I believe it is because I did something wrong. It did not do it again and it has been used alot. My advice would be to exercise precaution when using propane in an RV, know how to start and stop the equipment so you dont have propane gas flowing freely, make sure you have adequate ventilation, and use a carbon monoxide detector. « Show Less
316657
I have used this to go to the beach but you will need to pack it with alot of those rubbermaid blue ice packs. I have found things stay colder in those red and white "Igloo" or "Coleman" coolers but they are not as portable. Now I just keep these in my car to keep hot foods or cold foods on the way home fromthe store
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Reading the manual, it appears all the different size ARB coolers use the same fuses, both in the DC power plug body as well as the one just above where the AC power cord plugs in. My cooler is the 50 quart size; I would verify the amp ratings for the larger size cooler before purchasing replacements. The fuses are a 5 X 20 mm glass, which is a common type used in Europe. The manual gives generic information, which is not very helpful. For my unit, the DC power cord fuse is a GMC-8A, which is an eight amp slow blow fuse. The one installed in the cooler is a GMA-4A, which is a fast blow four amp fuse. Both fuses are not commonly available except in well stocked electronic stores like Radio Shack, but even then they might not have the four and eight amp sizes. You will probably have to order them on line, buy a box of five, and play much more for shipping than the fuses cost. One reason I downrated my unit is I felt ARB should have supplied spare fuses with the unit, given how difficult it is to obtain spares or replacements.
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The Koolatron works very well for me. It is not a refrigerator however, a very good cooler without the ice is a better way to describe it. Keeping it full with cold stuff and not opening it too frequently will help too. Bottom line for the money it can't be beat. Get the longer cord too.
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Nothing to plug in or part to put in freezer. There is some kind of barrier that is suppose to make it stay cool. I do not like it because I am always hot at nights and thought this would help but it doesnt. Waste of my money.