do you mount this on the inside wall of the cooler, or under the lid?
304658
I suggest mounting it on the wall of the cooler, with the sensor facing the lid and the light shining down into the cooler. This way, the light shines where you need it and the sensor sees the movement of the lid and turns on.
304659
Under the lid, because: in that place, I don't lost useful space. For example, if I put a lot of bottles, they don't "disturb" the lamp.Other reason: under the lid, I open the lid and the lamp illuminates all the cooler (in the wall, illuminates better only a side).(I hope you understand my English... from Chile. Regards.)
304660
I tried both ways and neither held. The light is not consistent and I have since quit using it.
304661
Either. It can be screw mounted or adhesive mounted or "submersible" supposedly.
304662
It has a sticky strip which allows you to attach it to either. If you don't want to use the sticky strip or if it stops sticking for any reason, you can just sit it under the ice at the bottom, which has a pretty cool effect.. you just won't be able to read the labels, but still somewhat effective.
702426
It's under the counter/shelf. I have mine mounted to the underneath one of my shelves on the inside of my cabinet. I don't like things hanging from the cabinets.
1945175
You can put the ice pack any where you want - inside the liner, on the top, inside the food compartment - it doesn't matter. It's a great product.
488502
The lid is removable. Once the lid is on the cooler it doesn't come off at all. It looks like there is a sealer on it.
994761
On the base. Be sure to allow enough space above the rack to accommodate the lid height.
72510
Unsure about pump for drinking water bottle-sits atop or inside free standing cooler units.
1402031
? On the actual shelf? Or the wall beneath it? I'd be more confident in the wall installation. You screw in a bracket with 2 screws and then slide the nice piece onto it and secure with a little screw. If you don't plan to overload the rod, then you could probably get away with it.
1369497
It would probably work better than with a cooler actually. If you could mount it inside instead of on the door then it would work out great. I have noticed after using it several times with it mounted on the cooler lid that it really hates to stay mounted with the frequent closing of it.
675445
It has an included bracket that screws on in the same location as a standard water bottle mount. Also, it is thin enough that you can have both screwed in -- I do.
1028533
I have mine mounted on the outside of the a hutch. Do yes, but if you have a wood hutch with one wire door the bottle is to big. It makes it difficult to open and close the door when mounted outside.
2082234
Either or; it comes with a mounting bracket that allows you to mount the unit on a wall or on a counter top. We mounted ours on the counter top at the start of our serving line. Our clients love these units.
1297891
It DOES matter which way you mount it, you want the inlet and outlet to be on the side, you want the inlet at the bottom, and the outlet at the top so there is not any air cavities created - your cooler will work best when mounted this way.
73236
Horizontal mounting not advised. This controller is designed to be mounted vertically for the best air flow over the vertical cooling fins on the back. Leave 5+ inches clear above and below for warm air to escape. Might be able to mount horizontal using spacers and a fan(?) but vertical works best.
1790821
I use a stock cooler and put a 120mm fan in the right side (no screws needed). This keeps everything inside cool and quiet.
599093
ultimately, that will depend on what else you have in it, and where you want them. i have mine attached inside to the top of the case on each side. if that is what you are thinking too, there is room to slide them in. provided, of course, that you aren't installing a massive liquid cooler up there. they do not take up much room, though, and if nothing else they should fit along the side just behind the clear window
388458
Lid is hinged. Front of lid has molded tabs which snap into cooler when closed. I have had no problems with lid opening.
86246
The best option is to mount your hdd on the bracket that is farthest away from the cpu fan. They can't move but can be removed from the chassis if you're only using 1 drive. The mounting holes are also predrilled so the bracket can only sit on either side. If you're running a cpu fan, I recommend a low profile fan because the drive(s) have to be mounted upside down.