Name: RoadPro RP5653SF Cooler/Warmer - Snackmaster Deluxe, 12V, Medium Gray
SKU: rp5653sf
Price: 169.99 USD
Availability: InStock

ROADPRO part description

Product Description

Application Summary

Truckers

Features & Benefits

This Thermoelectric Cooler Plugs Directly Into Any 12-Volt Power Port for Use While On The Road or Off The Grid.
Cools To 30-35 Degrees F Below Ambient Temperature To Function As a Personal Cooler for Travel
Quickly Change Between Cooler and Warmer Setting with An Easy Switch So You Get 2 Functions In 1
Designed To Hold Plenty of Food and Beverages with An 18-Quart Capacity While Remaining Compact and Able To Keep In The Truck of a Cab or Anywhere Appliance Space Is Limited
Maneuver The Snackmaster To Where You Want It Since It Has a Fused Power Cord with a Generous Length of 6 Feet
Designed with Truck Driver Safety In Mind with a Seat Belt Slot That Keeps The Electric Cooler In Place While Driving
Activate The Interior Light for Visibility At Night or In Low-Light Environments To Easily Access Your Food or Drinks

For almost 50 years, RoadPro® has been supplying general travel merchandise and auto accessories for the automotive and trucking industry. Its products are designed primarily to provide safety, comfort, convenience, and leisure at great value. When the company started, it only focused on providing quality CB accessories, including antennas, mounts, cabling, and power accessories. Over the years, it realized the evolving needs of professional drivers for products that can keep them safe, comfortable, and connected. RoadPro responded to this by expanding its product portfolio, which is now categorized into three: Truck and Auto Supplies, Mobile Electronics, and Travel Gear. All these products are sure to bring the comforts of home to the road.

California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)