House current with a 115v 60hz Delfield display cooler

Re:House current with a 115v 60hz Delfield display cooler (edwmax)

Sat, 20 Oct 2012 07:32:08 GMT

Curb Hopper

It's an 8.5A.

They seem to be running well but I'm not 100%.

Cooler got to below 40 in less than an hour.

Question: there are 2 fans near the coils, are they both meant to run when it cycles through? One kicks in full speed and the other lags.

Just bought 2 of these coolers and I have a 30 day warranty. The units are being tested in garage and eventually going into a truck.

Do a web search for the equipment manual or repair guide. You have the model number.

Re:House current with a 115v 60hz Delfield display cooler (Curb Hopper)

Fri, 19 Oct 2012 23:28:03 GMT

It's an 8.5A.

They seem to be running well but I'm not 100%.

Cooler got to below 40 in less than an hour.

Question: there are 2 fans near the coils, are they both meant to run when it cycles through? One kicks in full speed and the other lags.

Just bought 2 of these coolers and I have a 30 day warranty. The units are being tested in garage and eventually going into a truck.

Re:House current with a 115v 60hz Delfield display cooler (roadkillgrill)

Fri, 19 Oct 2012 19:52:35 GMT

I would be concerned with the contents over the winter. That cooler is going to be afreezer if your garage isnt heated...LOL (My brother used to like in Boothbay Harbor)

Re:House current with a 115v 60hz Delfield display cooler (edwmax)

Fri, 19 Oct 2012 19:25:03 GMT

You didn't tell us what the amperage draw of the cooler is? It should work just fine on a 120v/20 amp circuit (max. 16 amp) and might be ok on a 120v/15 amp circuit if the current draw is less than 11 amps.
... just guessing from the info you provided and assuming this DOES NOT require a 120v/30 amp circuit.

House current with a 115v 60hz Delfield display cooler (Curb Hopper)

Fri, 19 Oct 2012 17:50:42 GMT

Should this cooler run normal in the garage? Thx!