coleman or igloo, can usually be found at wally-world, or amazon. just be sure to NEVER have anything blocking external the fan, or you will have a melt down.Looking for recommendations for an electric cooler for my truck. Would need to use the cigarette lighter for power. Not looking for something really big, just enough to keep a couple sandwiches, snacks, and like 12 soda cans. Any help is greatly appreciated.
https://www.yeti.com/hard-coolers/r...MIm4iyx8K11wIV2AyBCh1OhQuyEAQYASABEgKqj_D_BwELooking for recommendations for an electric cooler for my truck. Would need to use the cigarette lighter for power. Not looking for something really big, just enough to keep a couple sandwiches, snacks, and like 12 soda cans. Any help is greatly appreciated.
If one exists I haven't seen or heard of it. I have one made my Coleman that is pretty big, not what you are looking for. It works so-so. I think it cools stuff by 30 or 40 degrees and it's not manually regulated so it will freeze if it's in the 60's but if it's 80 your meat and milk won't last long. You might be able to get a large one and take the parts off of it and adapt them to a smaller one. If you do find one it would be nice to see what it is.To reiterate...I want a small, portable plug in cooler for the cab. Something that I could take and carry without much effort. Thanks
There ya go, news to me and it looks like there is some variety of sizes.The smallest they make generally holds 6 cans and looks like this. I don't know how long they last. Lots of cheap chinese ones like this. https://www.ebay.com/itm/HUANJIE-12...850763?hash=item3af626f28b:g:g9cAAOSwmOJZ-jaz
Koolatron makes a 9 can cooler. The Koolatron and Coleman coolers seemed to last longer. https://www.koolatron.com/US/en/travel-tote-cooler
Trade truck in for one with a condo sleeper should have built in fridge;