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05-24-06

Coleman Stirling Power Electric Cooler


This is a fantastic electric cooler based on the free piston Stirling cycle that will maintain freezing temps even in a hot car. The power consumption is amazing, 24 watts. It's quiet, light weight, works great. Much more practical than the portable compressor or propane based freezers. I've had two in continuous use for two years now and they are wonderful. I think this product has not taken off like it should because of confusion with the cheaper, power hogging thermo-electric Peltier-type coolers.

-- Todd Troutman

Coleman Stirling Power Electric Cooler
$460
Available from Amazon

Manufactured by Coleman

 


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#1 | Tue, 12-02-08 01:25
John Etheridge

Are replacement motors available for the electric Cooler? The only # found is 0006270832
Sincerely
John

 
#2 | Sat, 01-31-09 05:44
Chuck

I am looking for a power cord for the Coleman Stirling Power Electric Cooler.
Can anyone tell me where I can find one?

 
#3 | Fri, 05-15-09 04:24
richard

does anyone still sell this

 
#4 | Sat, 11-28-09 12:41
mark griffin

Well, if you can find a replacement chord for this 50 lb paperweight, then let me know too! Coleman's lightweight original chord didn't hold up and although I just bought this thing brand new at a T/A truck stop Coleman says they discontinued these 3 years ago and all of the chords are now gone!
If they had of made a heavy duty chord for these in the first place they wouldn't have angry customers like me who spent a lot of money for something that is useless without the chord.

 
#5 | Sat, 03-06-10 10:15
SS

I have wanted something like this for a few years now, but this Cool Tool is no longer made - should it be removed or will it sit in the general cool tool catalog forever?

Engels and ARB make these I think?

 
#6 | Sun, 03-07-10 02:22
Kevin Kelly

@SS: We will be doing a revisit, re-research and cleaning of all old and discountinued reviews this summer.

 

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