Campingaz AC/DC Coolbox TransformerIndispensible accessory, when using a thermo-electric cooler when travelling, camping or for home and office users. Just plug in, and the thermo-electric cooler runs on 230 Vac mains supply. Specially developped for compatibility with the Coleman® thermo-electric coolers, we recommend using Coleman® transformers exclusively. Thanks to our Autoswitch System, if the input voltage varies, the output power will remain at 13 Vdc. , , , Specifications:Size: H x L x W: 6.3 x 16 x 10.1 cm ,Material: Polypropylene (outcase) ,Output power: 13 Vdc x 5 A = 65W ,Input rate voltage: 230 Vac 50 Hz ,Full load output current: 5 A ,Autoswitch System allows having an always constant output power at 13 Vdc. ,Accessible fuse , ,C.E: 580 g / UK: 640 g ,

#Campingaz Ac/Dc Transformer (Uk) / Black and Decker Thermo / Cooler (2009-06-16) I have a Black and Decker Thermo / Cooler and needed a transformer. I had noticed several comments about the Campingaz unit that was developed for compatibility with the Coleman thermo-electric coolers. I noticed a couple of reviews where it is being used with the Black and Decker unit. So I bought one of these despite sellers etc. only being able toecommend its use with the Coleman thermo-electric coolers. [[ASIN:B00159RAT4 Campingaz Ac/Dc Transformer (Uk)]. I ve had a few uses and it works fine so ...

#240/12v transformer (2009-06-05) I use this to run a 12v fridge prior to taking it away in the car and also to run in accomodation on holiday and have no complaints about it . I found out the hard way these transformers will not run a 12v kettle so I will not use it for that.

#useful (2009-05-14) very useful to have so that you don t run your car battery down if you can get access to a plug socket when travelling. the fan on the coolbox itself is quite noisy so we did turn it off overnight in our hotel room though

#Campingaz Ac/Dc Transformer (Uk) (2009-05-01) Had to buy two. It got too hot runnig two coolers from one unit,so had to get another one. Still gets warm though on one. Will see how they preform at Le Mans week.

#Does The Job (2009-04-20) Does the job, was the best priced product available, does get alittle warm after a few hours use, was hoping these things could be made alittle smaller by now.

Camping Gaz GAZTE24 - 066942 Thermo Electric Cooler 24 litreThermoelectric coolbox with hot and cold functions. Cools to 18-¦ below the ambient temperature.Built-in battery cut out device to protect your car battery. Additional lightweight lid for added convenience. Holds most 2 litre bottles upright. Operates off 12 volt cigarette lighter connection or from the mains via an adaptor.(sold separately GAZTEADAPT)Capacity 24 litres.

#Keeps food and drink chilled on the move and while camping (2009-05-21) I have one of these and the slightly larger Campingaz Powerbox 36 Classic Te Cooler and both offer impressive performance and fulfill their promises. This is a traditional cool box design - ie an insulated plastic crate with lid providing a small cooling fan whereas the Powerbox is more like a mini-fridge with shelves and compartments. While camping or on the road it can be a battle to keep things cool but this fits perfectly into a footwell and keeps food and drink chilled to 16 degrees below the ambient tempe...

Compact mini handheld fan with soft safe flexible blades. Built in stand with 3 positions to suit different locations. With neck cord so you can wear it round neck in on mode to direct cool air to your face. Ideal for those trips round Disneyland and long walks under the midday sun.

#Cooler Handheld Fan (2009-06-09) ON off switch very stiff to operate, fan received was not working (this despite the fact that the supplied batteries were flat)the back cover of the fan is very loose and comes undone when you operate the on-off switch. Not very impressed at all!

#worked 5 minutes then stopped (2009-04-14) i offered this fan to my dad, who had it on his desk for not even 5 minutes before it just stopped working.

#the cooler handheld fan. (2009-02-08) The Handheld fan has been a great boon to my wife, but i must confess, i did expect it to be a bit larger. The picture nor the advertising blurb didnt give me a clue to the size.

#Big motor in a little body but..... (2008-09-30) Having read the good reviews on this mini fan I recently purchased one. It is true that the motor is strong and the cooling effect is better than one would expect for the size. But it is the strength of the motor which is one of the problems. This fan has some design issues. Firstly, this fan is loud, really loud. When used on a desktop it is as loud as a normal sized desk fan. Secondly, when used as a desktop fan it vibrates and constantly scoots all over the desk. As a handheld fan the body design has problems too. The ...

#I m a fan (2008-07-30) Must agree with other reviewers that this is definitely a good portable hand fan. So can t really add to what has been said before. However I only gave it four stars because it is really noisy - I would compare it to an electric shaver for noise output. I bought this to use on the commuter trip to work (by train) and even with all the noise from paper rustling, ipods, mobiles etc . . . this certainly gave that tumbleweed moment when I switched it on and everyone stopped what they were doing and stared at me - so perhaps not best suited to confined spaces. C...

The 1L Traveller Classic is part of the Sigg Adventure range of bottles which are first choice for both outdoor and sports enthusiasts worldwide. Top quality water bottle with screw top. Leakproof even in the most extreme of conditions due to an integrated seal.

#Great Stuff (2009-05-15) I really like my Sig bottle, it s a little big for what I wanted to use it for, but it s OK, I might have to get myself a 0. 6 ltr one as well.

#The best (2009-04-23) Brought a few of these bottles for my children after all the worry about chemical leaking in plastic bottles. I am very pleased with the bottles they hold a decent amount and don t leak. I know people who have had these bottles for years they just keep on going and going