Does this power cord works well and is suitable for IGLOO CC 40 12v DC ThermoElectic cooler?
2090305
Yes I does, I have a RoadPro cord and a IGLOO CC 40 12v DC cooler and I find no difference.
2090306
it works fine it has a small end that goes in power socket which may be a little loose in socket wrap 1or 2 wraps electrical tape below the side metal pieces then it will fit tight I have to do about all plugs this way to keep tight cords last much longer I drive a truck they will work loose if I don't don't cover the end or the metal on sides if get to much tape on plug can't insert in socket if I don't do this it eats cords my cooler runs 24/7 except switching vehicles even at home. They do last long time if you do this simple thing with tape.
2090307
It blows fuses repeatedly. Tried several of these cords. Only the igloo cord worked
2090308
it's designed to work with this cooler; but it's horrible. If you don't plan on using it daily (I'm an over-the-road truck driver), it will probably last longer than mine did (which was only about 5 weeks), otherwise, you're better off buying a new cooler. Very disappointing.
68625
Hi Is this the one that doesnt come with the power cord and is abouut 35.00? THis is a good product and if it looks like yours it probably does work. My maker makes a lot of ice consistantly. Ask the seller to double check your model. Good luck
806585
Ours stays plugged into the 12 volt transformer and has never frozen.Our temps are not below 20 degrees very often.
1880900
I currently use this cable to power a thermaltake laptop fan. The specs are 5v @ 1/4amp. I measured the jack and the OD is right at 5.5mm. Unless you mod the hole, i don't think this cable will work for you.
1525568
We love our cooler and use it often when traveling. The conncector to the cooler is a special shape and ends in a car charger connection which then connects to a converter with a car charger receptacle which goes to a conventional house 110 plug. Therefore, I would not think that it can be easily used without the supplied cords. We use ours both in the house and in the car simply by removing the house cord extenstion and plugging it into a car "power" receptacle. Works great
1787445
I have the Koolatron cooler but I am not sure about the cords, the booklet should tell the person which one can be used.,,,that is how I judged it....sorry
286185
It is a very well made and substantial power cord so it should be OK at any temperature several degrees below the melting point of rubber.
462697
This is just a converter from AC to 12v DC. As long as your Igloo doesn't exceed 10 amps your good to go. This plugs into the wall and has a standard automotive type power outlet so you can plug in just about anything you would plug into your vehicle outlet. Hope that clears it up for you.
1237531
I cannot answer this with an absolute yes or no. The Igloo cooler I had the issue with is a "MAX COLD" 60 qt, 5 day cooler, an excellent cooler I might add. The problem I had was with the latch pin I first received was attached with 2 screws and mine only has a single screw through the center of the pin. I know for sure these two are not interchangable. Sorry I can't be more help.
1150520
It worked really well for my application (Igloo mini fridge). However be very carefull there is a chance that the compressor can fail internally and over heat. If possible keep the overload circuit in line. I had a compressor fail and get really hot. Cap worked well and relay but the overload did not seem to cut power if the compressor internally shorts. I used these to replace the relay that seemed to be the weakest link in these small refridgerators. Hopefully this helps.
539804
Can't answer that one for sure. You may want to check with the manufacturer. It would work when using the cooling unit at 15 amp and under.
1701324
The fan that I received had a heavy power cord with 3 prong plug. I use the fan as a cooling fan for our greenhouse and it has worked like a charm - had no problems with it (it runs all summer long when the temp gets too high).
247916
I think it would work fine, as it is a well-insulated cooler. It would be beneficial to plug it in for a time if you can. Just to add some more cold air to help keep the ice from melting. I have the adaptor to plug it into a regular outlet as well as the car outlet to take advantage of any power source I come across, and I'm happy with that as well.
671037
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
16615
It's a pretty heavy duty cord. I wouldn't see a problem with plugging a refrigerator up to it.
1921135
I would say "yes", Sandra; 110VAC to 12VDC/5A is standard for portable coolers. Mine works great, I use it everyday! (on the convertor in my office) It actually cools better on the AC adapter than when I've used it of the 12VDC from the car. Hope this helps! :)
1993788
I returned this unit because it did not cool very well. The Igloo 40 quart cooler is a much better unit. You just have to install a longer strap on the lid so it stays open. The cords are about 10' long on both of them. The cord that you see is just a pig tail that plugs into a longer cord, a good idea but the cooling unit is too small for the capacity of this unit. Go Igloo!