Get ready to head off the beaten path, by packing your essential supplies into THE COMPACT yet powerful CCP36 Portable Fridge/Freezer 36L from myCOOLMAN.
This single zone unit features a 12/24 volt DC compressor and battery protection for your peace of mind. It’s constructed with a durable steel body with stylish and robust protective corners. Easily see inside thanks to the LED lighting, remove the sections to get the best out of the interior space, and store larger bottles upright too. This design allows you to charge your phone via with the 3000 mA USB port, use the Bluetooth app for wireless connection, and check the temperature using the easy to read digital display.
It also comes with mounted bottle openers for opening bevvies, and flat carry and tie-down handles for transport and to easily fit in your vehicle. If you want to run it unplugged, you can grab a separately available magnetic 15-amp lithium-ion power pack. Explore further on your adventures by packing your perishables into the handy Portable 36L Fridge/Freezer from myCOOLMAN.
THE COMPACT is ideal for essentials
Single zone design
Easy to read digital display
Multi-voltage system AC 240V and DC 12/24V with battery protection
Can you leave the the plugs for both 240v and 12v in the fridge at the same time? So when shore power is available it charges from that but if not it draws from the 12v battery. (without having to mess with plugging/unplugging cords)
Kim - Sydney(2 years ago)
G'day Kim,
Yep, absolutely. We've been advised that the fridges will always prioritise 240v power which it's available, so that shouldn't be an issue.
Lauren - Snowys(2 years ago)
Running time 1 answer
How long could this fridge safely run off a 110 amp hour battery in a battery box before the battery needs charging.
Peter - Yarram, VIC(4 years ago)
G'day Peter,
There are a lot of factors that will play into this, so it's difficult to give an exact answer. I'll do my best to give you a bit of a "back of the napkin calculation". If your battery is lead-acid then you can use about 50% of the battery capacity before you need to recharge it. Based on the average consumption of the unit, you'd get around 25-50 hours of use depending on the fridge settings, contents, and environment. If your battery is Lithium-Ion, then you can usually use about 80% of the battery capacity before you need to recharge it, so you'd be looking at around 45-80 hours of use.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Can this operate on a 12v cigarette socket whilst driving>? and does this come with1 answer
thanks
Stephen James Green - richmond(4 years ago)
G'day Stephen,
This fridge is able to operate whilst plugged into your 12v cigarette plug when driving. It might be worth checking with an auto electrician if your wiring is up to standard to be able to run the fridge efficiently.
