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US 10,731,910 B2Granted
Portable cooler
OwnerBrad Lockwoodinventor
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Abstract
A portable cooler is provided that includes a base that supports a refrigeration unit. The base also supports a plurality of upwardly-extending support poles that accommodate a top portion. The support poles, top portion, and base define a food storage volume that is surrounded by a plurality of insulative walls.
Claims7
A portable cooler, comprising:
- a base having a front edge, rear edge, and a first lateral edge, and a second lateral edge connecting the front edge and the rear edge, the base including:
- a selectively movable base extension interconnected to the front edge;
- a first receiver corresponding with the first lateral edge and a front edge of the base extension,
- a second receiver corresponding with the second lateral edge and the front edge of the base extension,
- a third receiver corresponding with the first lateral edge and located between the first receiver and the rear edge, and
- a fourth receiver corresponding with the second lateral edge and located between the second receiver and the rear edge;
- a first pole selectively interconnected to the first receiver;
- a second pole selectively interconnected to the second receiver;
- a third pole selectively interconnected to the third receiver;
- a fourth pole selectively interconnected to the fourth receiver;
- a top frame portion having a fifth receiver that selectively receives a distal end of the first pole, a sixth receiver that selectively receives a distal end of the second pole, a seventh receiver that selectively receives a distal end of the third pole, and an eighth receiver that selectively receives a distal end of the fourth pole;
- a refrigeration system interconnected to the base adjacent to the rear edge thereof;
- a top wall associated with the top frame portion;
- a front wall associated with the top frame portion, the first pole, and the second pole;
- a rear wall associated with the top frame portion, the third pole, and the fourth pole;
- a first lateral wall associated with the top frame portion, the first pole, and the third pole;
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- a second lateral wall associated with the top frame portion, the second pole, and the fourth pole.
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