Hi all has anyone used a Waeco coolfun s32. Mobicool. It's like a soft carfridge with 24/12 volt Supposed to cool 20degrees below ambient temp. Just want to use it for fruit and veg in van to free up existing fridge.
1) Uses much more power than a compressor style car fridge. I used a similar one at one stage and flattened a car battery in 6 hours as I was unaware of the power draw.
2) The temperature it can reach is up to 20 degrees below ambient.. This means on a hot day, the cooler will be at a temperature of between 15 and 20 degrees inside, if working at its optimum. Probably not good enough as a fridge substitute.
If you are looking to use something as an adjunct to the van fridge I would recommend a "proper" compressor style car fridge as the only decent long term option.
PS : Probably best to only start one thread on each topic, in one location, so that all the answers are together. People won't post twice on the same thing.
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How about a couple of those long lasting frozen things (Techniice?) and a polystyrene box for the fruit and veg? Polystyrene is an excellent insulator - I wouldn't use that setup for meat but it may do very well for fruit and veg.
