I got Koolatron 12V thermoelectric cooler. it is cigarette socket. and i wanna make sure if i buy this adapter, could i use that fridge in the house?
763221
Yes, that's the adapter I purchased and it works well. It allows you to connect to standard electrical outlets.
763222
You sure can. I do it all the time and recommend it if your planning a road trip to cool it the night before. Works great as a spare fridge too of your hosting a party.
763223
Yes you can. We used it on a trip last month and use this adapter in hotels in the evening.
763224
Yes. But. Understand that a thermoelectric cooler is not a fridge. It makes the inside cooler than the outside, which is not the same thing. Excellent for the road trip, where you are keeping beverages drinkable and not terribly touchy food from spoiling, with the adapter to keep things cool overnight without killing the car battery. Probably ok in, eg, a dorm room as a drinks cooler... but a full-fledged refrigerator it is not, nor is it at all a freezer.
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Hi, yes the adapter allows you to use the cooler in the house. I usually plug mine into the house the night before we travel so that it is nice and cold to start the trip. Hope that this helps!
947691
Look at the cataloge of your fridge and search for "power" (in watt) If the number was less than 500, you can use this. But I don't think that the frige can work below 500 watt. So check it.
1501913
NoYou can buy an adapter to convert lighter and battery to AC to power itWe love our fridge
1525569
I am not sure. My son bought the cooler and he uses it in his truck. The 12 volt cord got hot and melted and he bought another cord at a truck stop and it worked fine. To answer your question I would think so but as I said I am not sure.
947688
Look at the cataloge of your fridge and search for "power" (in watt)If the number was less than 500, you can use this. But I don't think that the frige can work below 500 watt.So check it.
462696
Judging by the picture you will need a cigar cord that makes your cooler work in the car...if yours has this cord and works in a car , truck or boat outlet...yes...they are all quite comparable in power output and the female cigar end is universal ...ok
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YES! The AC adapter is a universal input "switching" model. You just need a prong adapter (Europlug and/or UK Type-G to NEMA-5).Specs on wall-wart:Switching AdapterMODEL:SUN-1200070INPUT:100-240V~ 50/60Hz 0.05AOUTPUT:12V --- 0.7A (positive center polarity)I was also pleasantly surprised to find the receptacle on the fan works well with either of the two most common types of barrel plugs... both fit and make good contact, so a couple car/cig adapters I've got laying around work just perfectly with this fan. The electronics near the plug (presumably the voltage regulator) gets noticeably warm during operation on wall or car power (but not on battery power), but after a few hours, it seems to be staying within reason. YES! The AC adapter is a universal input "switching" model. You just need a prong adapter (Europlug and/or UK Type-G to NEMA-5).Specs on wall-wart:Switching AdapterMODEL:SUN-1200070INPUT:100-240V~ 50/60Hz 0.05AOUTPUT:12V --- 0.7A (positive center polarity)I was also pleasantly surprised to find the receptacle on the fan works well with either of the two most common types of barrel plugs... both fit and make good contact, so a couple car/cig adapters I've got laying around work just perfectly with this fan. The... » Read More YES! The AC adapter is a universal input "switching" model. You just need a prong adapter (Europlug and/or UK Type-G to NEMA-5).Specs on wall-wart:Switching AdapterMODEL:SUN-1200070INPUT:100-240V~ 50/60Hz 0.05AOUTPUT:12V --- 0.7A (positive center polarity)I was also pleasantly surprised to find the receptacle on the fan works well with either of the two most common types of barrel plugs... both fit and make good contact, so a couple car/cig adapters I've got laying around work just perfectly with this fan. The electronics near the plug (presumably the voltage regulator) gets noticeably warm during operation on wall or car power (but not on battery power), but after a few hours, it seems to be staying within reason. « Show Less
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I just bought mine and I had to purchase the ac adapter separate. I bought this ac adapter - http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Thermoelectric-Cooler-120-Volt-Adapter/dp/B0009PUQ3C/ref=pd_bxgy_sg_img_y
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Yeah, but an after market heatsink is recommended. I bought the Cooler Master Seidon 120v for it.
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Hi, I believe you'll need to figure out what the amperage is of the power supplies that what you want to run and if anything else is running on the same circuit. I read in the reviews and elsewhere that you should use this accessory with a 15A or less fuse, so I have it on a circuit with 15A in my travel trailer. My laptop 12v power supply uses 3.5A, the Coleman 12v cooler uses 5A, the phone charger uses 1.5A I think. I have run the cooler and a charger at the same time without it melting or blowing a fuse. I did fry the last dual power outlet (different make, felt cheaper) with the same usage (Caveat: I am not an electrician and am just sharing my experience.)
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It's metal inside and out works great on 12v in car and 110 at campsite or home I use it as fridge on one side and freezer on other when camping It does not switch from 12v to 110. I've never tried to have it hooked to both as you would need for it to plug into a running 12v source.
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I have a freezer and a small fridge hooked to it. Just make sure that the outlet that you use has a breaker rated at the combined amperage of the two items. The adapter will handle it if the line can handle it.
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A284 Female POL x 1/4" Male NPT AdapterYou could use heat but you will probably just tear up your regulator.If it were me I would just buy this cheep adaptor($10) and save myself some headache and frustration.
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If the voltage is 115 and the current is 0.8 the power would be 115 Volts * 0.8 Amps = 92 Watts (Max, I left power factor = 1). The EL2601 can supply up to 400 Watts of power. Your fridge is using 23% of the 400 Watts. You will be fine.
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If you have a 12V outlet (like in your RV or car), you can certainly connect this to the 12V supply. I think everything is pointing out that your electrical outlet inside your house is 120V AC. And you can't plug this directly into that socket, but I think you already know that.
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Not sure about this unit since it is a knock-off and uses a metal-clad NTC sensor.The device you want is B008KVGWT4 and it has a plastic thermistor 2m long (this one is 1m) and the contacts are rated 10A/250VIt will work fine with your peltier junction device... or any other device for that matter since the output relays have nothing to do with the power supply voltage of the unit.So, you could use the 110VAC unit to control your 12v peltier as well.
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I am not sure, but the cooler is a piece of JUNK in my book. My husband goes across country every week and he hates it. The Koolatron had really good reviews, but does NOT cool as well as a Coleman!!! Would definitely NOT BUY again!!