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SETTING THE TEMPERATURE
The cooler can be operated with 12V/ 24V DC power. Prior to connection, check whether the
voltage indicated on the manufacturer
’s label is in accordance with the battery voltage.
Connect your cooler to the data port socket of your vehicle with the 12V/ 24V DC cord.
1. Plug the 12V power cord into the cord socket on the side of the unit (see diagrams on page 5).
2. If using a DC power source, such as the data port of a vehicle, plug the other end of the cord into
the power source.
3. If using an AC power source, connect the AC/DC adapter to the of the power cord, then plug the
adapter into a wall socket or other AC power source.
4. Press the power switch to turn on the cooler. You will hear the sound of the compressor starting.
5. Press the
UP
button or the
DOWN
button to adjust the temperature. Pressing either button with
adjust the temperature by 1°C.
NOTE:
The compressor will shut off if the internal temperature of the unit is 1°C or more below the
set temperature. When the inbox temperature is higher than the set-temperature by 2°C, the
compressor will turn on again, after an interval of about two minutes.
Celsius Temperature Readout
You’ll notice that the temperature readout
on the LED display of your cooler is in
Celsius degrees rather than Fahrenheit.
You can use this graph to quickly convert
one temperature scale into the other. For
example, to change 32°F into °C find 32
on the horizontal Fahrenheit scale, trace
up to the inclined line, then move left to
the vertical axis. That reading, 0, is the
Celsius equivalent of 32°F. Reverse the
procedure to change Celsius to
Fahrenheit.
