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Icester 12-Volt Model AC12

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Small enough to fit! Large enough to Cool! The 12-volt versatile three speed Powerful Blower graces your body with cold refreshing air!
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Portable air conditioner ice chest

Specifications

This Model works around the Globe under the most Severe Conditions, even in areas of the Highest Humidity. Use anywhere you need 12-Volt Air Conditioning.


[Autos - Boats - Campers - Aircraft - Rooms - Offices - Tractors - Trucks - Other Uses]



For over 100 years different methods of blowing air through Ice always obtained disappointing results & minimal relief from the heat. Ice Chilled Water solved the mystery of how Ice may be used for cooling relief! If you are convinced blowing air into ice works like Kooleraire claims Click Here.


Mitchell Oates of Mooresville, NC. (President, Charlotte Chapter of the Electric Auto Association e-mailed:
"Last summer, on days when temperatures were in the 80's, having the Icester on medium and blowing out into the cab kept the cab comfortable on the way to work. Running on high this same way actually made it very cool in the cab and I would have to direct air flow away from me as it would start to get uncomfortably cool on exposed skin. On days when temperatures were in the 90's, I would turn the Icester so that it was blowing directly on me.While the cab itself was on the muggy side, having the air blow directly on me kept me comfortable. Two bags of ice from a local store fill the ice chest to capacity, and even on high on the hottest days, on arrival at work, more than half the ice was still left.

The Icester comes in handy also on the return trip late at night. Even though the temperatures have cooled down, it still is humid and muggy, especially during or after a late evening thunderstorm. With a good portion of the ice still left, placing the Icester on low removes the humidity from the cab and can actually cool the cab down to the point of being uncomfortable, even fogging up the windshield unless directed away from it. It has the same effect when driving in the rain, removing the humidity and preventing the windshield from fogging, which would normally require running defrost and the electric heater which would place an extra drain on the battery pack."

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How does the Icester Cool?
Treat it just like any other air conditioner except you do not vent the heat outside. The heat is transferred into cold water by drawing the heat through a Transfer Core inside the Icester. The water lines running from the Icester into your Ice Chest are four feet long for easy placement of your Ice Chest out of the way. The Icester is capable of cooling so efficiently that it uses 20 pounds (9 kilograms)
of ice per hour. When the ice has melted the Icester does not cool the air anymore, however keeps blowing ambient air to help you somewhat until you have a chance to add more ice or reusable freeze packs. Keep the heat outside and enjoy the cooled air inside without drilling holes or opening windows.

What makes the Icester work: The ice or reusable freeze packs placed in the ice chest chills the water. The water is then pumped into a special copper-chilling core and also through the evaporative pads. The blower motor draws ambient air through the evaporative pads pre-cooling the air before it is drawn through the chilling core. After the air is cooled it is directed outward to cool the occupants. The water that has been used and not evaporated during this process is then returned back to the ice chest to complete the cycle.

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Specifications
What are the Dimensions, Amperage Draw and Water Capacity?



If using water only in the evaporative or dual cooling models; one gallon (3.75 liters) will last around two to three hours in the daytime and around five or six hours during night time. Use any clean domestic or lake Water.

The "ice models" are capable of using up to 20 pounds (9.0 kilograms) of ice per hour during the day and around 13 pounds (5.9 kilograms) if ice during night time hours.

A fully charged deep-cycle 105 amp hour battery lasts from 8 to 17 hours on low and medium without charging when using the Swampy or Icester models.

The MightyKool Model MW1 will last from 50 to 80 hours and the MightyKool Models M200, M300, MG3 & MK3 will last from 25 to 35 hours on a fully charged 105 amp hour Deep Cycle Battery.

 Evaporative Cooler Models use Water only & the Air Conditioning Model AC 12 uses Ice only
The IM30/IM20, M200/M300, MG3 & MK3 Provide; Dual Air Conditioning using Ice or Water
All Dual Systems automatically dispose of the excess condensation collected

Model

 Model Types Color Coded

Dimensions L/W/H
Inches
- Centimeters

Dry
Weight

 Water
Capacity

 Amps@
12v Low

 Amps@
12v Med.

Amps@
12v High

 MW1
White

 MightyKool
MW1

 I=9 ¾ x 8 x 7 ¼
C=24.4 x 20.3 x 18.5

 3 lb
1.12 kg

 1/2 G/1.9 L Includes Float

 .9
10.8 watts

 1.3
15.6 watts

1.6
19.2 watts

 T154
Black

 Swampy
T154

 I=12 ½ x 6 ¾ x 15 ¾
C=31.75 x 17 x 40.0

9.7 lb
4.4 kg

1 gallon
3.75 liters

4.2
50.4 watts

7.6
91.2 watts

13.9
167 watts

 S154
White

 Swampy
S154

I=11 ½ x 13 ½ x 11 ¾
C=29.2 x 34.9 x 29.8

 10.2 lb
4.6 kg

1 gallon
3.75 liters

4.2
50.4 watts

7.6
91.2 watts

13.9
166.8 watts

T304
Black

 Swampy
T304

 I=12 ½ x 6 ¾ x 21 ¾
C=31.75 x 17 x 55.25

11.0 lb
5.0 kg

 2 gallons
7.5 liters

4.2
50.4 watts

7.6
91.2 watts

13.9
166.8 watts

 AC12
Black

 Icester
AC12

 I=11 ¾ x 6 ¾ x 11
C=30 x 17 x 28.0

13 lb
6.12 kg

Ice Chest
Any Size

4.2
50.4 watts

7.6
91.2 watts

13.9
166.8 watts

IM30
Black

IceStrMystr
IM30

I=12 ½ x 6 ¾ x 18 ¾
C=31.75 x 17 x 48.0

 14.0 lb
6.4 kg

 Ice Chest Any Size

 5.2
62.4 watts

 8.9
107 watts

 14.5
174 watts

IM20
Black

IceMystr
IM20

I=13 x 9 x 22
C=33 x 22.9 x 55.9

 15.0 lb
6.8 kg

 2 gallons
7.57 liters

 4.2
50.4 watts

 7.6
91.2 watts

 13.2
158.5 watts

 M200
White

 MightyKool
M200

 I=17 x 9 ½ x 17
C=43.2 x 24.1 x 43.2

 14 lb
6.4 kg

 2½ gallons
11.01 liters

 2.3
27.6 watts

 2.8
33.6 watts

3.4
40.8 watts

 M300
White

 MightyKool
M300

 I=18 ½ x 18 x 25 ½
C=47 x 45.7 x 64.8

 18 lb
8.2 kg

 12 gallons
52.9 liters

2.3
27.6 watts

2.8
33.6 watts

3.4
40.8 watts

 MK3
White

 MightyKool
MK3

 I=13 ¾ x 8 x 7 ¼
C=24.4 x 20.3 x 18.5

 5 lb
2.27 kg

  Ice Chest Any Size

 2.3
27.6 watts

 2.8
33.6 watts

3.4
40.8 watts

MG3
White

 MightyKool
MG3

 I=18 x 8 x 12 ½
C=45.7 x 20.3 x 31.75

 10 lb
4.5 kg

 Ice Chest Any Size

2.3
27.6 watts

2.8
33.6 watts

3.4
40.8 watts

Model

 Model Types Color Coded

Dimensions L/W/H
Inches
- Centimeters

Dry
Weight

 Water
Capacity

 Amps@
12v Low

 Amps@
12v Med.

Amps@
12v High

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