small 12/24 volt fridge/freezer $176.99 - 'til midnite 5/28
May 28, 2022 13:24:50 GMT -6
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Post by papaof2 on May 28, 2022 13:24:50 GMT -6
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Alpicool C20 Portable Refrigerator 21 Quart for Vehicle, Car, Truck, RV, Boat - 12/24V DC $176.99 plus tax / shipping
Walmart has this unit for $220. Wayfair has a very similar unit under the VEVOR label for $185; direct from VEVOR it's $180.
This is a compressor-powered fridge/freezer so it actually can keep things cold on a hot day. The interior size is 20 liters / 21 quarts / 0.7 cubic foot or 25 cans of soda. You could get a gallon or more of ice cream home from the store before it melted.
It's certainly big enough to be a medications fridge - insulin or whatever else you might need.
It has battery protection - the battery voltage at which it shuts off is settable so you can still start your vehicle.
From a review on Amazon:
It uses about 36 watts when it runs. The compressor runs about 10 minutes on and then 10-15 minutes off.
Another source says it uses one kwH for 2-4 days use depending on temperature. If true, one 12 volt 100AH LiFePO4 battery could provide that level of power.
Alpicool C20 Portable Refrigerator 21 Quart for Vehicle, Car, Truck, RV, Boat - 12/24V DC $176.99 plus tax / shipping
Walmart has this unit for $220. Wayfair has a very similar unit under the VEVOR label for $185; direct from VEVOR it's $180.
This is a compressor-powered fridge/freezer so it actually can keep things cold on a hot day. The interior size is 20 liters / 21 quarts / 0.7 cubic foot or 25 cans of soda. You could get a gallon or more of ice cream home from the store before it melted.
It's certainly big enough to be a medications fridge - insulin or whatever else you might need.
It has battery protection - the battery voltage at which it shuts off is settable so you can still start your vehicle.
From a review on Amazon:
It uses about 36 watts when it runs. The compressor runs about 10 minutes on and then 10-15 minutes off.
Another source says it uses one kwH for 2-4 days use depending on temperature. If true, one 12 volt 100AH LiFePO4 battery could provide that level of power.