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Alpicool LGCF55 Portable Refrigerator 12 Volt Car Freezer 52 Quart Mini Fridge Freezer (-4℉~68℉) for Truck, RV, Vehicle, Travel, Outdoor -12/24V DC

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Size: 52 Qt-LGCF55


Features

  • STORAGE SPACE:Exterior Size 27.2 inch x 13.6 inch x 20.6 inch, 58Quart(55 Liter) capacity ,fits 60 x 12ozs cans of Cola.
  • FREEZES WITHOUT ICE: Power by LG compressor,cooling reach to -4 DegreeF(-20 DegreeC),showing powerful chilling performance.Fridge or freezer can be adjusted as need. Run great with your small solar system as well.
  • 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.
  • FUNCTIONAL DESIGN:With LCD display and digitized temperature adjustment, included built-in LED light and interl basket.
  • 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

Key Features of Alpicool LGCF55 - LCD display panel , built-in LED light and internal basket. - Suitable for Car, RV, Truck in 12/24V DC and 110-240V AC at home , run great with your solar system. - Can freeze down to -4 degree F(-20 degree C) for true car refrigerator. - 3 stage car battery protection system to prevent the car battery run down. - With portable handles on both side, easy for moving. - Vibration resistant design to protect the device safety while driving on road. - Safe to run on angles up to horizontal - great for 4WDing! - Digital control panel with electronic temperature control. - LG compressor, makes effficient cooling performance, ECO and HH modes are adjustable. Product Details Exterior Dimensions:27. 2 x 13. 6 x20. 6 inches Capacity:58 Quart(55 Liter) Voltage: 12V/24V(DC) Rated power: 45W Temperature Control Range:-4 degree farenheit ~68 degree farenheit (-20 degree celcius ~+20 degree celcius ) Noise:=45dB Weight:35lbs, Package 1 X Alpicool LGCF55 fridge freezer 1 X DC power cord(12/24V)1 X AC adapter(110-240V) 1 X Instruction book Wanting to cool on a trip to the outdoors? Going away for a while and there's food that needs to be kept in a freezer? The Alpicool LGCF55 Portable Fridge is a great choice of kit for whose looking for a fridge/freezer portable appliance Whether you're off to the park for a picnic, or on the road camping for months, the New Alpicool LGCF55 Portable Fridges with best design for outdoor travel for your whole day , they are invaluable for keeping your food fresh and your drinks cold! The Alpicool LGCF55 is capable of being powered from 12V and 24V car battery.

Product Dimensions: 13.6"D x 20.6"W x 27.2"H


Brand: Alpicool


Capacity: 58 Quarts


Configuration: Compact Internal Freezer


Color: Grey, Off-White


Special Feature: Portable


Installation Type: Freestanding


Number of Doors: 1


Defrost System: Automatic


Voltage: 12 Volts


Brand Name: ‎Alpicool


Model Info: ‎LGCF55


Item Weight: ‎38 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎13.6 x 20.6 x 27.2 inches


Item model number: ‎LGCF55


Capacity: ‎58 Quarts


Freezer Capacity: ‎55 Liters


Installation Type: ‎Freestanding


Part Number: ‎LGCF55


Form Factor: ‎Compact


Special Features: ‎Portable


Color: ‎Grey, Off-White


Voltage: ‎12 Volts


Defrost: ‎Automatic


Door Hinges: ‎front opening


Door Material Type: ‎Plastic


Shelves: ‎1


Material Type: ‎Plastic


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Number Of Doors: ‎1


Date First Available: November 2, 2020


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Cold cream and frozen fish
Size: 32 Qt-CF35
I bought this in August 2020. Reviews had been mixed. My experience was very positive. I use mine on my boat and in my van. It works flawlessly on 110 power. It works extremely well with my 100 amp HR lifepo4 battery also. I have it powered by a 100 watt solar panel, which is not always enough. I just purchased a 2nd 100 watt panel though. That should be all I need. What I learned: the fridge is great. I use as a combo fridge freezer. I think it works best that way overall. I set mine at 20F. I add about 4 to 6 prefrozen pint water bottles first. This acts as a "cold battery" to hold the temp down and increase efficiency. I add frozen meats on bottom in Ziploc bags. Then milk, cheese, butter, mayo. Veggies go on top. If you don't have that intermediate layer I recommend putting a light hand towel to protect veggies from freezing on one side. A paper bag might work but probably end up soggy. Towel is perfect. I do this to minimize run time and keep food frozen up to a month. I got this thing to cycle on for only 20 minutes per HR. I figure that's drawing approximately 1.5 amp hrs. If you're using lead acid battery, you won't get more than 2 days, and I can't say that you will be able to recharge as efficiently either, because of their increased resistance at higher capacity. I have lived on the road in my van and it works. But... with only 100 watt solar and 100 amp battery fridge will run on eco mode for about 3 days. You can run into a problem if your battery runs down and the temp rises into 40s for longer than say 12 hrs. The contents will still be safe because the frozen food and ice bottles will keep things cool, even though the thermostat says 45. Just like a cooler. The problem being that as temp comes up, when your battery has recharged, fridge has to run longer to get temp back down, so that can lead to temp spiraling upward as fridge keeps running and drawing down battery. I've actually shut my fridge off at night to conserve power and restarted in morning with full sun. I also have a noco genius 10 amp charger if I need to recharge battery and have access to power. I think I did that once over a month on the road. You can also help things out by adding bagged ice or frozen foods. Common sense tweaking. But with a 2nd solar panel I expect few issues. Don't block the vents either. The unit will shut down to prevent overheating. Overall Im quite happy with this unit. Also, on AC power at my slip this thing just rocks. No issues. Uses less power than a lightbulb. It will even make ice if you put a Ziploc with water on the bottom. Cheaper than a Yeti cooler and no ice unless you want it. Several of my neighbors at the marina have purchased also. If you have some common sense these are a good value, economical to run, easy to clean, durable within reason, perfect for 1 to 2 people. Mine is running right now and I have the Bluetooth app on my phone. I have it set at 28 because I didn't want to freeze some sodas that I put in there. Its reading 31 and the fridge is humming along after 9 months. Happy camper. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2021 by woodsy owl

  • Great Unit! Still loving it! 6 MONTHS UPDATED REVIEW!!
Size: 52 Qt-LGCF55
I've had it now for a week. I wanted some use before writing the review. At the one week mark, i'm really liking this unit. The size and price were right. Delivery was about a week faster than anticipated. I really can't find anything bad to say about it so far. The power it uses to run is miniscule. It stays nicely and steadily cool as long as you aren't opening it 4x an hour. Oh, and it's *very* quiet. With it plugged and compressor running it makes less noise than a desk fan. Add all that in with the fact it's an actual refrigerator and not just an electric cooler, makes the alpicool cf55-lg a killer buy. If you're in the market for this type appliance have a look at alpicool once the sticker shock from a comparable one by Dometic wears off. EDIT AT 1 MONTH IN: It's been in constant use since I received it. Still cold and quiet. I haven't really used it as a freezer. I'm in greater need of drinks than ice cream. My thermostat is set to 36F so it swings from 32F - 40F during the complete cycle and moatly hovers about 38F. This is still cool weather however. We'll see when it's 90 outside. Max setting is hardcore cooling and eco just sips power. Be careful of using the 12v lighter plug. The power management software in the Alpicool is *very* aggressive. Great for not draining the car. Not so good if it shuts off at 11.8v and food spoilage. I'm currently using regulated 12v from a battery pack I'll update this monthly until 3 mos and then again at 6 mos and 1 year. EDIT AFTER 6 MONTHS USE: So, higher summer temps caused an expected increase in power consumption along with a slight decrease in efficiencey. It was not unexpected. The fridge still keeps everything nice and cool. This item is still one of my "best buys" in terms of cost/usefulness/durability. Well worth the money. Well worth the relatively small foot print space. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2021 by L0wL1fe L0wL1fe

  • For the price solid mobile electric cooler. Temp control isn't great.
Size: 42 Qt-LGCF45
What I like - the price and the weight. My reference electric cooler is the Whynter FM-65G which is like 50% bigger, and like 4x as heavy. We took this cooler on its inaugural run to go chase the eclipse. It kept things cold for the most part. Other reviews mentioned inconsistent temps which I can 100% confirm. Internal temps even after hours of running varied by as much as 10 degrees depending on how recently the chiller had run. The coldest we ever recorded was 2 degrees over our set temp (set to 34, measured 36), but most of the time it ran 5+ degrees over, and before the chiller would kick back on it was running in the low 40s. It keeps things cold while unpowered pretty meh at best. Again, my reference is the Whynter FM-65G which my brother has and brings to all sorts of family events. This cooler is much worse at holding cool than the Whynter. Like, loses 10+ degrees per unpowered hour. In a similar time period the Whynter loses like 2-3 degrees. All that said I like that this is half the price vs the Whynter, and it might literally be 1/4 the weight. I can barely carry the Whynter empty by myself but I could carry the alpicool filled with 4 days of food/drinks no problem. I think if it's important that your food be at a stable temperature, or you might want to have the cooler unpowered for a while, this is not the cooler for you. If you're just looking for a reasonably sized cooler at a decent price to have in the back of your mini-van while you road trip, this is a perfectly function cooler for that role. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024 by mschumacher

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