Koolatron Voyager Thermoelectric Cooler - P-27

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Product Details

Main Features

Holds up to 48 12-oz cans
Uses 12-volt power outlet

Description

The Koolatron™ Voyager uses 12-volt power from your car or boat to keep your food and drinks cold. Perfect for tailgating, picnics, and road trips, the Voyager can accommodate up to 48 12-oz cans without the use of ice.

Other Details

Brand: Koolatron
EAN: 0059586502705
Label: Koolatron
Manufacturer: Koolatron
Model: P27
MPN: P27
PackageQuantity: 1
UPC: 059586502705
Item Dimensions: 17.00 in x 17.00 in x 16.00 in; 10.00 lb
Package Dimensions: 17.50 in x 16.50 in x 16.00 in; 14.00 lb

Customer Reviews

Koolatron cooler

The cooler is perfect for my profession as a truck driver. It holds my food items at a cool temperature.

capitan bob

I buy koolatron for our yacht for back and I was amazing how beatiful ,not heavy ,cord is long we can put anywhere I toally recomend this products

Love it!

I bought this cooler for our road trip to Myrtle Beach. I worked out well. I have a baby so I needed to bring lots of snacks, milk and juice for him. I was also able to bring grown up snacks as well. The cooler held everything nice and I still had tons of room for much more. If you have the space it's nice to keep in the car to keep food in when your out and about all day. I would highly recommend it to anyone!

This thing is awesome.

I travel a lot and this holds SO much! It's quiet and the cord is really long. I just love it! Very good buy.

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