small car refrigerators

Unless you go for another compressor fridge, the only real option is the Waeco Tropicool coolers, but they draw 4-5 amps continuous, so the battery won't last long.

We used to have a Tropicool 32 litre and it worked well for what is was. Perfect temp for vegies, etc. I've seen other cheap brands at BigW etc and tried one once (borrowed) and it was crap.

Probably best to stick with the Esky unless you have some sort of temp.control on the cooler. I had one once (wife bought as a gift). Worked pretty good ........until ........the first time we encounted a hot day. Then we had cooked lettuce..yuk. When I read the instructions it said it keeps the temp up to about 20 degrees lower than the outside temp. Well thats fine when it is cool but on a 40 degree day that means the lettuce was cooking at 20 degrees!

take a look at www.waeco.com.au for small coolers they have a range of non freezer styles

oz doc, You could check out the waeco range on www.fridgeshop.com i think the entire range of waeco's are on display and many are priced.For the fridge you are looking for click on electronic coolers.The company is based in Brisbanebut sell on line.Hope this is some help.
Marcus

Oz Doc, what about a 15L Engel, shouldn't use much power set on highest temp? use as beer fridge in office then, easily camo'd behind waste paper basket. Hooroo...