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These cool the inside down by 10 -15 deg C below the ambient air temperature.
Therefore, if the temperature inside the tent drops down to 15 deg C or below, you might start to freeze the contents of your coolbox. The more you load the box up, the closer the contents get to the chilled air outlet, thus increasing the chances of freezing.
Just turning it off overnight should do the trick. Some people put insulation in (bubblewrap?) before they do this.
Hooroo!
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Topic: Electric cool box question
