Description
- Capacity: 15 cans / 19 l
- Dimensions: 37,8 x 52,6 x 35,6 cm
- Thick PU insulation keeps ice frozen for days
- Large, leak-proof drain makes cleaning easy
- Deep-freeze lid seal ensures no gaps for air to enter or escape
- Rugged construction with one-piece rotomolded PE
- One-handed rubber latches for convenient opening and closing of the lid
Specifications
SKU: 9600028792
| Model | Patrol 20 |
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| Scope of delivery | Ice box,giveaway stickers |
| Product Description | Insulated ice chest, 19 l, Olive |
| Dimensions product depth, [mm] | 356 |
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| Dimensions product height, [mm] | 379 |
| Dimensions product width, [mm] | 526 |
| Net weight, [kg] | 8 |
| Total volume (IEC 62552-3), [l] | 19 |
| Dimensions parcel depth, [mm] | 374 |
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| Dimensions parcel height, [mm] | 395 |
| Dimensions parcel width, [mm] | 530 |
| Parcel weight, [kg] | 9.20 |
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Highlights
Highly insulated
Keeps ice cold for days
Large drain
Leak-proof drain for easy cleaning
Freezer seal
Deep freezer seals with thick PU insulation keeps cold air trapped inside
Easy access
Open with one hand thanks to convenient rubber latches
Tough design
One-piece rotomolded polyethylene
Convenient dock
Optional multi-use dock for cup holder, bottle opener and fishing rod holder
One ice chest, hundreds of stories
Through heat and dust, pouring rain and mud, Dometic Patrol ice chests take it all in their stride. The robust one-piece rotomolded polyethylene design makes the ice chest tough enough for years of outdoor adventure. On hikes, rides and climbs, its dependable cool storage make the Patrol an ever present companion. Ready for the challenge, it dares you to go further because it can handle harsh treatment. And every scratch tells a story.
2 questions
You like to go on day trips and keep fruit and soft drinks nice and cool? Or are you on the road for weeks on end with your mobile home, truck or boat and therefore wish to take deep-frozen food as well? While an inexpensive thermoelectric cooler will do in the first case, the second situation definitely calls for a compressor unit.
Passive Cooling
Insulating effect depending on the ambient temperature.
Absorption technology
Refrigeration depending on the ambient temperature, ice cubes on the evaporator.
Thermoelectric technology
Refrigeration depending on the ambient temperature.
Compressor Cooling
Refrigeration and deep-freezing from +10 °C to –22 °C (CFX).
Dometic Cool-Ice passive coolers are an excellent choice for fishing trips. They keep bait and catch fresh for many hours without an external energy supply. A set of cold packs or ice cubes will do.
Four different cooling systems ensure that everything stays fresh on the move. Why as many as four? The reason is that each of them has its own particular advantages that recommend them for certain conditions. So please find a short explanation of the functional principles of the different technologies below.
1. Passive cooling
Passive coolers offer a key benefit – they require no power supply. Instead, they feature a highly effective polyurethane foam insulation, combined with a tight closing labyrinth seal. Fitted with cold packs or ice cubes, they keep the contents fresh for several days, depending on the use and weather conditions.
Passive coolers
Require no external energy supply
Keep things fresh for several days, depending on the ambient temperature
Highly effective PU insulation, combined with a tight closing labyrinth seal
Easy to clean
Optimized volume/weight ratio
2. Absorption cooling
A concentrated ammonia solution is heated in a boiler and expelled as vapor. The pressurized ammonia gas is then liquefied in a condenser. Supplied with hydrogen, it evaporates and in the process extracts heat from the storage container. The ammonia gas then enters the absorber where it is reabsorbed in a weak solution of ammonia. Finally, the saturated solution flows back to the boiler where the whole cycle starts again.
Absorption coolers
Gas-powered cooling independent of electricity
12 volts DC and 230 volts AC
Silent operation
Cooling performance depending on the ambient temperature
3. Thermoelectric cooling
The thermoelectric principle was discovered in 1834 by J.C.A. Peltier, which is why the temperature generating parts of thermoelectric systems are referred to as Peltier elements. Thermoelectrics are based on the fact that cold or heat energy (depending on the polarity) is generated when a DC current is conducted between different types of metal.
The heating or cooling capacity is further enhanced by heat exchangers and air fans. Ideal for low and medium cooling volumes.
Thermoelectric coolers
12 / 24 / 230 volts
Impeccable operation in inclined position
Lightweight and low-cost
Cooling performance depending on the ambient temperature
4. Compressor cooling
Compressor units operate using a refrigerant that changes from liquid to gaseous state in the evaporator. The evaporation extracts heat from the interior of the cooling unit – the temperature drops. The compressor draws in the refrigerant, compresses it and passes it on to the condenser. Here, the absorbed heat is released to the atmosphere. The refrigerant liquefies again and flows to the evaporator, where the cycle begins again.
Compressor coolers
Excellent cooling performance even at extreme ambient temperatures
Refrigeration and deep-freezing
12 / 24 / 100 – 240 volts
Low power consumption
Suitable for solar operation
Integrated Battery protection