Dry ice

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southace
southace
SA
4803 posts
SA, 4803 posts
30 Jul 2013 3:57pm
Has anyone here tried this product in the 12 volt boat fridge sounds like it could help keep the beer cool.

techniice.com/reusable-dry-ice-packs-information/?SID=vl1c7gdbpdc650lrbgk87rufl6
LooseChange
LooseChange
NSW
2140 posts
NSW, 2140 posts
30 Jul 2013 7:01pm
$25 for a 3 pack is not exactly real cheap given that you can probably only use them once on a boat unless you have a freezer on board with which to re-freeze them. One pack per 7 litres of ice box capacity, you may need a few.
kiteboy dave
kiteboy dave
QLD
6525 posts
QLD, 6525 posts
30 Jul 2013 9:34pm
Techi=ice make great ice boxes with a lifetime no-questions guarantee, and they chuck in a bunch of those things free when you buy one. They're not worth the money, any money really, more of a free bonus product. They don't work amazingly differently to your standard cheapo ice pack. The difference is that you can blast freeze them to -190c if you have the power to do so. I'm guessing you don't.
southace
southace
SA
4803 posts
SA, 4803 posts
30 Jul 2013 9:11pm
I was thinking of attaching a few layers to my existiting utectic plate see if it makes a difference in power consumption.
Charriot
Charriot
QLD
880 posts
QLD, 880 posts
30 Jul 2013 11:35pm
Agree with Dave. Not much different from normal freez brick. I have a few, hardly used them.
Bought a few sheets on Boat show.
Techni Ice reusable dry ice packs / ice gel packs start as a flat sheet and absorb water through a special perforation
technology in the surface of the product.

Just a water in funny shape. Can your eutectic freeze them, probably not, try normal freez bricks.
My suggestion, more polystyrene outside, if awkward space, foam spray insulation .
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