EUHOMY 12 Volt Refrigerator, 37QT(35L) Electric Cooler, 12V Fridge APP Control, 12V Cooler -4℉~68℉, Portable Freezer 12/24V DC 100-240V AC for Camping, Travel, Truck, Home
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Size: 37QT
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- Package Inclusions & 2 Year Tech Support; EUHOMY electric cooler is equipped with 110/240V AC and 12/24V DC adapters and can be used at home or in the car for a variety of use scenarios. The portable freezer offers a 2 year tech-support. If you have any questions about our car fridge, please reach out to EUHOMY, and we will help you as soon as possible
- Dual Storage & APP Control; The 12v refrigerator is designed with two zones to effectively reduce odor. The 12v cooler features a removable internal basket for easy storage and access. With Bluetooth mode and app control, you can conveniently manage the car cooler from a distance to facilitate your journey
- Fast Cooling & Energy Efficiency; The 12 volt refrigerator features an advanced variable frequency compressor that cools from 68F to 32F in just 15 minutes. The portable fridge is UL certified for energy efficiency, featuring an ECO mode for energy savings and a MAX mode for rapid cooling, with an average energy consumption of just 45W
- Battery Protection & Multiple Power Supplies; This car refrigerator offers 3-level battery protection, allowing you to adjust the input power between L/M/H modes to prevent overload or vehicle battery drain. The 12 volt cooler can be powered by both DC and AC, making it suitable for various scenarios
- User-Friendly Design & LCD Panel; This portable cooler is equipped with a removable handle for easy portability. The 12v fridge includes a simple LCD control panel for easy temperature adjustments. An internal LED light design makes the 12 volt fridge convenient to access your food at night
Description
CF-35 CFH-35 CL-10 CFY-45 CFC-18 CFA-45 CFJ-30 Choice for Car Refrigerator
Product Dimensions: 13.6"D x 27.2"W x 15"H
Brand: EUHOMY
Capacity: 35 liters
Configuration: Compact Internal Freezer
Color: Black, Grey
Special Feature: App Control, Energy Efficient, Frost Free, Large Capacity, Portable
Installation Type: Freestanding
Number of Doors: 1
Defrost System: Frost Free
Voltage: 12 volts
Configuration: Compact Internal Freezer
Additional Features: App Control, Energy Efficient, Frost Free, Large Capacity, Portable
Number of Doors: 1
Defrost System Type: Frost Free
Voltage: 12 volts
Form Factor: Chest
Cooling Method: Compressor
Inverter Type: Has Inverter
Power Plug Type: Type C
Door Orientation: Reversible
Compressor Type: rotary_scroll or centrifugal
Number of Sections: 2
Power Source: AC/DC
Lock Type: Electronic
Brand Name: EUHOMY
Model Name: CF-35
Model Number: CF001
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 196852203345
Included Components: Car Refrigerator,AC adaptor,DC power cord,User Manual，Basket
Item Type Name: Car Refrigerator
Manufacturer: EUHOMY
Manufacturer Part Number: CF-35
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 13.6"D x 27.2"W x 15"H
Capacity: 35 liters
Freezer Capacity: 35 liters
Item Weight: 27.3 pounds
Annual Energy Consumption: 150 kwh
Refrigerator Net Capacity: 38 quarts
Size: 37QT
Fresh Food Capacity: 35 liters
Installation Type: Freestanding
Specification Met: UL
Finish Types: Matte
Door Material Type: Plastic
Color: Black, Grey
Pattern: Solid
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