Makita DCW180Z 18v LXT Cordless Cooler & Warmer Box Body Only Reviews

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Makita DCW180Z 18v LXT Cordless Cooler & Warmer Box Body Only The Makita DCW180 is a cordless cooler & warmer box powered by 3 power source options: 18v LXT Li-Ion battery (two in parallel or one), 12v/24v DC (cigar socket) or mains supply. With a range of seven temperature settings to keep contents either cool or warm, this cooler also has a USB output port, and an LED display which shows the inside temperature and battery fuel gauge. Supplied body only - batteries and chargers sold separately. FEATURES Five inside cooling temperature settings Two inside warming temperature settings Powered by 18v LXT battery (single or two in parallel) Can also be powered by 12v/24v cigarette socket or by AC adapter USB output port LED display for or clear display of inside temperature and battery fuel gauge Battery cover for protection against splashes and dirt Carrying handle and large caster wheels In-built bottle opener Side mounted carry grips IPX4 Waterproof Design - resists splashing water SPECIFICATION Voltage: 18v Cooling Capacity: -18 to 10ºC Warming Capacity: 50 - 60ºC Battery Type: Li-Ion Capacity: 20 Litres Run Times Using 2x 6.0Ah Batts: At -18ºC: 5 Hours At 5ºC: 17 Hours At 60ºC: 4 Hours Net Weight: 13.0 - 14.3 kg

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Newton Aycliffe
County Durham
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“I have used this as a fridge when camping it has kept the temperature well. Uses about 2 x 5amp batteries in 14hrs in warm weather. Also really good when powered on 12v leads or mains. Even when turned off it keeps cool using ice blocks”

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Posted 2 years ago

“So I was a little sceptical ordering this cooler as it was expensive, but as I have a number of Makita tools I thought it was a safer route. This cooler is brilliant, works well and cools quickly. All the 12V and Mains leads come with the unit and you also plug in your Makita LXT batteries, so easy to use and get going.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Accepting that it’s quite expensive, this is a great bit of kit. Made well up to the usual Makita standards. One tiny criticism is that, although the battery bay is bigger than the batteries, they are just a little bit difficult to remove. Those with big hands and fat fingers may want to have a slimer person accompany them on their picnic if battery changes are envisaged. Also the battery bay is not big enough to accommodate the 9 amp "(not) Makita" style batteries available from certain outlets. The run time was impressive - pre-cooling on mains, and not opening the lid at all gave me 30 hours at 5c on two 6 amp batteries inside the house. Well recommended.”

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Posted 5 years ago