Alpicool T36 Dual Temperature Control 12 Volt Refrigerator 38 Quart Portable Car Fridge Freezer (-4°F~68°F) for Truck, RV, Boat, Camping and Travel
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Size: 38QT-T Version
Features
- STORAGE SPACE:Exterior Size 28.5"x14.2"x14.5", 38Quart(36 Liter) capacity ,fits 38 x 12ozs cans of Cola.
- DUAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL: Detachable sensor divider to switch single temperature zone or two temperature zone in one T36 refrigerator.
- FREEZES WITHOUT ICE: -4F(-20C) to 50F(10C) powerful chilling performance.You can adjust the temperature be a fridge or freezer for each zone.
- CAR AND HOME USE:Includes 2 power cables to separately connect with 12/24V DC and 110V to 240V AC power inputs.Run great with your small solar system as well.
- FEATURES DESIGN:With foldable handle and wheels for easy carrying, included built-in LED light and internal basket.
Description
Left Side Deep Freeze, Right Side Cooler. No Compromise for Off-Grid Adventures. Simple, intuitive, and ready to go. Just touch and set – no manual required. The built-in LED light automatically turns on when you open the lid, so you can easily find what you need – even on the darkest campsite nights. 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. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store
Product Dimensions: 14.38"D x 28.5"W x 14.2"H
Brand: Alpicool
Capacity: 36 quarts
Configuration: Compact Side-by-Side
Color: Grey
Special Feature: Adjustable
Installation Type: Freestanding
Number of Doors: 1
Defrost System: Automatic
Voltage: 12
Configuration: Compact Side-by-Side
Additional Features: Adjustable
Number of Doors: 1
Defrost System Type: Automatic
Voltage: 12
Shelf Type: Glass
Form Factor: Chest
Cooling Method: Compressor
Adjustable Temperature Control: Yes
Door Orientation: front
Has Convertible Freezer: Yes
Is Electric: Yes
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Power Source: Corded Electric
Lock Type: Key
Color: Grey
Pattern: Solid
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14.38"D x 28.5"W x 14.2"H
Capacity: 36 quarts
Item Weight: 33.1 Pounds
Refrigerator Net Capacity: 38 Quarts
Size: 38QT-T Version
Installation Type: Freestanding
Finish Types: Matte
Brand Name: Alpicool
Model Name: T36
Model Number: T36
Manufacturer Part Number: T36
Included Components: divider
Manufacturer: Alpicool
Warranty Description: 1 year
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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Size: 53QT-T Version
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024 by Rancher Rapunzel
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After reading reviews and considering price and features, I purchased this product for an extended trip out west. I was a little cynical that it would be able to maintain the temperatures as well as it did, especially the frozen side since my travel coincided with hot environmental temperatures. The product worked as described and I am very happy. There was only one incident - described below - that gave me pause. Before taking on your trip, plug it in the night before, set the temperatures, place in vehicle, then fill with your food items. Since I was in a car and tried to limit moving it in and out, I purchased a 100 foot extension cord so it could be plugged in to 110. The cord for the lighter plug in was plenty long to reach from the back seat to the front. To keep the cooler level during the trip, I placed wood in the seat with a small piece of plywood. To keep the cooler out of the sun, I used a car shade. PROS - Maintained temperature for both sides. It kept fruit and ice frozen. Kept milk and water nice and cold. - Easy to set up and use - Spacious enough to purchase food and keep water cold so as not to constantly eat at restaurants. CONS After using it, I do not really have any true cons, just being picky; however, during the drive through the mountains that basically had switch backs, the unit stopped working. I was going to leave it in the car but carried it in the house, plugged it in to various outlets and it still did not come back on. I left it unplugged and turned off for a couple of hours and it came back on. I can only surmise that the constant back and forth in the mountains affected the compressor. I would suggest if you are traveling through the mountains with many sharp curves, turn off and leave off for a while just as it said when arriving new. The only true con is that there is only one lid (but I understand why). So when you open to get items out of the frig side and leave the lid up for an extended period of time, the freezer side is exposed. I brought along extra 1 inch foam to insulate the cooler during the drive. I placed the insulation over the freezer side while the lids was up - perfect!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2025 by cowdoc
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024 by merkranger
Size: 38QT-T Version
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Size: 38QT-T Version
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020 by Hugh Cowart
Size: 53QT-T Version
had it 3 months. i use it daily. i drive a semi and it fits with plenty of room behind passrnger seat. i especially love the handle and wheels. so when i go home i can wheel it out to car and plug it back in. it draws very little power and is quiet. but font put itnin trunk! lol i didvthat on a 100 plus day and itvthrough a overtemp code. was blisteringbhotbin trunk. i also have large sub amplifier back there. it had a minor hiccup. fridge section was dropping to 8 degrees(was set at 35) it was still set at 35 but actual temp was dropping. i figured it had sensor iced over or something so lifted divider with trays and dropped lightly couple times. started climbing back up. i live out of this thing anf make fresh food and store it and am very happy. i had a 1.7cf dorm fridge was large in truck had to bungee door shut and items bounced arounf also drew alot more power and could hear compressor rattling on bumpy rds(which to be honest is all rds in america in a truck lol) it tripped inverter overload couple times guessing compressor shorted. anyways i highly recommend it. i bought an indel which is very nice and reliable but it isnt dual zone and no wheels which sucks when u have to transport it couple hundted ft. if this unit had danfoss compressor it would b perfect. but it might turnnout to be just as reliable. sorry if u are unfortunate to actually have read this whole review lol. #####update year later. This fridge is ok but dont leave unattended for a week itll freeze up. Also doesnt work well in any heat above 85 degrees. I used thermal paint in my trunk then lined with reflektix and felt then cut 4 inch hole in body with fan exhausting into bumper. Still overheats. If in sun overheats if outside in 100 degree in shade with insulation it overheats. I put my indelb fridge in trunk same parameters and it performed excellentlly. I even packed stuff around it and no issues didnt need to blow fan on it or anything. So as car dweller alpicool fails but if you have semi or van and it never gets hot and have adequate ventilation it is ok otherwise just get inverter and use cheap fridge or get dometic indelb arb etc...also itll kill 2 200ah batteries in a week with 50 watt solar and 1 to 3hr a day of car charging (driving) indelb didnt even take 10% with less driving and in shade. 90 to 100 f temps
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