Vector VEC246 Owner's Manual & Warranty - Introduction

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing the Vector Thermoelectric Travel Cooler & Warmer, one  of

the most advanced, state of the art units on the market today. Please read this manual

carefully before use to ensure optimum performance and avoid   damage to the unit

itself or power sources that it operates from.

The Travel Cooler & Warmer

is  compact, lightweight, and portable. It provides

convenient, storage for cold or hot beverages and foods, making conventional

insulation-only coolers, thermal bottles and jars, and insulated chests obsolete.

For extended use:

No need for a refrigerator, stove or 120-volt AC outlet, simply plug the Travel

Cooler & Warmer 

into vehicle's 12-volt DC cigarette lighter socket or accessory

outlet to keep food and drinks cold or warm. No more digging around in melting

ice and water for soggy foods and dripping drinks, no need for ice, dry ice, or

cold/hot packs. Ideal for use in a:

• Car

• Truck or SUV

• RV, mobile home, camper

• Boat

• Home or motel - use with Vector’s VEC002 AC/DC Converter.

• At the beach, on picnics, at the campground - use with battery power.

For short-term use:

When you have to leave the vehicle in the parking lot at the beach, park, campsite,

stadium or ballpark, simply plug the Travel Cooler & Warmer into a reliable cordless,

rechargeable power supply, such as:

• Any Vector® cordless, rechargeable Jumpstarter & 12-volt DC Power Supply

• The Vector® cordless, rechargeable Pocket Power TM

Note: When used with a cordless, rechargeable power supply, a full charge on

the power source is recommended for maximum operating time.

Completely portable

Take the Travel Cooler & Warmer with you, wherever you go, to keep cold or hot

food and drinks at just the right temperature. Ideal for use:

• At the office, for lunches and snacks (use with Power Converter)

• In a hotel, as a personal mini-fridge (use with Power Converter)

• On the road, for refreshments on long journeys

• On camping and day trips, for cold or hot food and drinks

• At tailgate parties for cooked dishes, snacks or drinks

• At the beach, picnics or barbecues, for cookout supplies - keeps meats and

condiments cool, or prepared dishes hot