Alpicool C15 Portable Car Freezer,12 Volt Refrigerator, 16 Quart (15 Liter) Fast Cooling 12V Car Fridge -4℉~68℉, Car Cooler, 12/24V DC and 100-240V AC for Outdoor, Camping, RV, Truck, Boat
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Size: 16 quart
Color: Gray
Features
- FREEZES WITHOUT ICE: -4F(-20C) deep chilling down performance ,can be a fridge and freezer.Run great with your small solar system as well.
- STORAGE SPACE: Exterior Size- 22.4"x12.6"x10.2".16 Quart(15 Liter) capacity ,fits 20 cans of Cola.
- CAR BATTERY PROTECTION:With temperature memory function and 3 different levels for battery protection: Low, Med and High to protect your vehicle battery without run down.
- STRONG PLASTIC MATERIAL:Light weight but durable and easy transport to anywhere.
- KEEP COOLING AND FRESH:Reliable sealing property construction,thick and high Density Foam Insulation.Continues keep cooling performance during your journey.Fresh all way and super energy saving!
Description
Designed for portability, it features handles on both sides for easy transport. The digital control panel allows precise temperature adjustment and you can charge your mobile device through the USB port Reliable sealing property construction,keep the cool air inside the inner fridge. Stay good ventilation performance of the refrigerator ,make the refrigerator run more efficiently. The Alpicool C15 Portable Freezer offers versatile cooling capabilities for your car, RV, truck, or outdoor adventures. With a temperature range from -4°F to 68°F, it can function as both a refrigerator and a freezer. Outdoor use with DC cord (12-24V) Indoor use with AC cord (100-240V) H1(Low)/H2(Med)/H3(High)-3 level car battery protection,prevent your car battery from running down ECO mode:works with lower refrigeration power MAX mode:allows you to cool your food or drink to the desired temperature more quickly The vibration-resistant design ensures safe operation while driving. Caring about what people really want, Alpicool always listens to novel ideas from those who are longing for freedom and have a strong desire to explore this world. We are insisting on the innovation of mobile cooling. And now we have refrigerator, air-conditioner, soft cooler, ice maker and so on. Alpicool can be everywhere you are at home, on the road or somewhere you choose to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Product Dimensions: 10.2"D x 23.25"W x 12.6"H
Brand: Alpicool
Capacity: 16 quarts
Configuration: Compact Internal Freezer
Color: Gray
Special Feature: Portable
Installation Type: Outdoor
Number of Doors: 1
Defrost System: Frost Free
Voltage: 12
Configuration: Compact Internal Freezer
Additional Features: Portable
Number of Doors: 1
Defrost System Type: Frost Free
Voltage: 12
Shelf Type: Plastic
Form Factor: Chest
Cooling Method: Compressor
Inverter Type: Has Inverter
Number Of Shelves: 1
Power Plug Type: No Plug
Compressor Type: rotary_scroll
Number of Sections: 1
Lock Type: Key
Brand Name: Alpicool
Model Name: C15
Model Number: C15/C20
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: Handles
Manufacturer: Alpicool
Manufacturer Part Number: C15
Warranty Description: 1 year.
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 10.2"D x 23.25"W x 12.6"H
Capacity: 16 quarts
Freezer Capacity: 16 liters
Item Weight: 18.9 pounds
Annual Energy Consumption: 130 kilowatt hours per year
Refrigerator Net Capacity: 15.3 liters
Size: 16 quart
Fresh Food Capacity: 15 liters
Installation Type: Outdoor
Refrigerant: R-600A
Finish Types: Glossy
Door Material Type: Plastic
Color: Gray
Pattern: 16 Quart
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