G'day Cody, 

You can if you like, otherwise hardwire it & install a rocker switch so you don't have to keep plugging and unplugging the fridge.
Hope that helps.

G'day Amy,

The fridge itself need to be hardwired in, ideally by an auto electrician if you or a friend/family member don't have the appropriate skills to DIY it.
There are 4 'L' brackets that come with the fridge to mount it in place, the only consideration if doing so in an enclosed space, is that there is adequate ventilation for the compressor.

G'day Ian,

I've just measured this for you on our display model, and the fridge drawers maximum extension is just over 41cm.

G'day Dane,

I've spoken to engle on this one & they're not load rated for stacking and need to be mounted to a solid base.
You'd need to have a shelf between them if you want to have one above the other.
Hope that helps!

G'day Juanet,

Great question! There arent baskets or dividers in this particular drawer fridge.

G'day Jon,

No, Engel have advised it can't.  The previous model had flexibility with compressor placement, but this model doesn't and is ultimately fixed at the rear.

G'day Chris,

The SB30F is the new model and the compressor can no longer be mounted separately.
The installation instructions advise the fridge to be installed with adequate airflow but do not specify the requirements for the fridge generally.
The Compressor requires an intake and outlet vent size of 8 x 20cm as a bare minimum.

G'day Kirsty,

No, the SB30F doesn't have 240V capability. They're designed to be directly wired into your vehicle, so aren't easily portable or removeable.

G'day Andrea,

A few small differences being that the is no wiring loom supplied, the compressor cannot be mounted separately to the fridge, & there's been some tweaks to the power supply which means the SB30F has a slightly higher power draw.
In terms of the additional weight, Engel don't have a clear answer on that, but attribute it to minor design changes with the internal steel frame and compressor housing.