cool seats
I saw somewhere that the maximum reduction of temp was 20 degrees. But logic tells me that where you are sitting covers the perforations and therefore blocks the airflow thru the seat Thus, you are not going to get as much cooling effect at those locations where the perforations are covered. My experience in the Chicago area is that it helps a little, but it'll never feel like sitting on a block of ice.
By the way, the seat cooling works even with the A/c switch turned off.
rex32
I saw somewhere that the maximum reduction of temp was 20 degrees. But logic tells me that where you are sitting covers the perforations and therefore blocks the airflow thru the seat Thus, you are not going to get as much cooling effect at those locations where the perforations are covered. My experience in the Chicago area is that it helps a little, but it'll never feel like sitting on a block of ice.
By the way, the seat cooling works even with the A/c switch turned off.
rex32