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Halfords 24 Litre 12V Electric Coolbox £49.50 With Code at Halfords
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Posted 28 June 2023

Halfords 24 Litre 12V Electric Coolbox £49.50 With Code at Halfords

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Halfords 24 Litre 12V Electric Coolbox

Powered by in-car 12v accessory socket
Cools up to 18°c below the temperature of the air surrounding the coolbox
24 litre capacity - holds 30 x 330ml cans
Keeps food warm up to +65°c
Cable storage in lid
Internal dimensions: 29 x 21.5 x 29.5cm (LxWxH)
External dimensions: 42.5 x 30.5 x42.5cm (LxWXH)
Wattage is 40W
Draw in amps is approximately 3.5A from a 12V supply

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  1. whizkid's avatar
    Cannot comment on price, or this size, but we have the 40L version and would highly recommend it. If the size and price is right ... go for it.
  2. deleted48909's avatar
    These things are pretty useless without a 240v option as well......
    barny321's avatar
    I wouldn't say so. You can buy a mains to 12v adapter to use. Think I paid around a tenner for mine.
  3. Green_Nature's avatar
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    I have one and it’s no good for me. I bought it to keep drinks cool for when clients get in the vehicle. I can turn it on an hour before arriving and they still won’t be cool. So I’ve just bought one of these instead on Amazon which actually cools the drinks properly.
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    steve252's avatar
    Approximately how long does it take to get from ambient to its coldest temperature when connected to 12V power supply?
  4. ebygum32's avatar
    Cools 18 degrees below ambient temperature, that’s poor especially if it’s 30 degrees, that means it will at best cool things to 12 degrees, your fridge at home is set to 5 degrees so anything you put in this we’ll not be cool, plus if you leave it running in your vehicle with the engine turned off it will kill your battery within a few hours due to the large amount of current draw it takes.
    MatthewPTaylor's avatar
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    That’s poor if your buying it to replace a fridge , if you’re using it for days out , or weekends camping it’s a good quality product in this price range. But yes compared to my £1k Samsung American fridge freezer it’s very poor
  5. JakeSully's avatar
    Got the 28L on offer at Go Outdoors. Used it in the recent heat in a hot tent. Drinks/food were extremely cold. Maybe better build? But, I’d recommend their one and not this Halfords version.
    Minty____'s avatar
    What make did you buy from go outdoors?
    And have you a link you can share. (edited)
  6. Reberto's avatar
    So order keep my meat cool went  out shopping thanks 
     
  7. Karis's avatar
    Hey , thanks for sharing your first deal!
  8. Rozkurwiacz's avatar
    I can only agree, pretty useless. I bought it last weekend heatwave on my way to seaside. After 2 hours drive drinks were barely colder that before we put them in.

    If you leave this “insulated” fridge alone unplugged, it will get very hot inside. This may tell you that it’s not properly insulated.

    Save your money buy something better.
  9. sleepymouse's avatar
    We prechill ours overnight on the mains and put items from the fridge in before we leave home. Works pretty well. Obviously it's not a fridge so has limitations but if you work round those would recommend.
  10. Ilostmyselfin1984's avatar
    Only cools to ambient temperature, not very good for hot days
  11. marsh102's avatar
    Bought this last week and took camping. Filled with cold drinks and food from the fridge. Had it on most the daytimes (electric car). Drinks stayed cool, not fridge cold (5c) but probably the stated 18c below the 27c it was that weekend.
  12. w_kopanicki's avatar
    You can’t win against physics. If you want cold stuff you need a compressor. For slight temperature transfer from inside to outside Halfords “fridge” will do the job bringing temperature few degrees down at max. It will be better to stick already cold items in it though. Tbh calling those kind a box a fridge is misleading in my opinion
    smegal's avatar
    Peltier coolers can cool below ambient while still obeying the laws of physics. (edited)
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