G'day Katie,

Yes you'll need an adapter to use the CF-18 on mains 240V power. You can find the adapter you need under the 'you might also like' section below the Q&As, or you can find the direct link here

G'day Steve,

The Dometic Waeco CF18 doesn't have feet per se but they do have small rubber rings, attached with allen screws, to give it abit of surface grip.  Hope that helps.

G'day Emma,

There's a few factors to consider here, which will include your charging method. We tend to find most people want the option to charge their battery at home before they leave on a trip, so an AGM battery might be the better option here. I'm not 100% sure which lithium battery you're referring to, but the 44AH AGM battery will give you plenty of power for the CF-18, and should do the trick.

G'day Damien,

The Domwtic Waeco CF-18 Fridge Freezer has 2 different compartments.  One half is 33.5cm deep for bottles, the other half is 18.5cm deep for cans.  Hope that helps.

G'day Mike,

We've previously contacted Dometic about this as the figure is obviously different to the Ah ratings on most of the rest of their range. We have done some calculations to convert the kWh/24 hours to Ah and the figure is approximately 0.5 amps per hour, which we're pretty confident is correct.

G'day Chris,

I've just done some rough calculations based on the 78kWh/24h listed by Dometic for you. This converts to approximately 0.5Ah based on running the unit at 5'C interior, 25'C exterior. Running the unit on freezer mode will obviously increase this figure, but Dometic hasn't got any recorded data on this as their standard testing is for the fridge mode.