Travelers and beach-goers will love how the Solar Cool cooler uses the sun's energy to keep your food and drinks as cold as a conventional fridge. This way you'll have more room for your drinks and snacks instead of having to overflow your cooler with ice.
The Solar Cool is an innovative food cooler and solar panel fusion. While the Solar Cool is shaped like a conventional white-topped cooler, it actually functions much like a fridge. The solar panels located on the lid of the cooler harness the sun's energy to keep your drinks and food super cold for 18-hours without the need for ice. Not only can you keep your snacks cold, you can also use the solar panels as a charger for your phone, iPod or any other technology device. Did I mention this cooler is also environmentally friendly?
Climatic Solar Coolers
The Solar Cool Uses the Sun's Energy to Stay Icy Cold
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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