Battery Powered Fridge / Freezer with 12v, mains and Solar inputs, The Perfect Camping Accessory? 

I love this fridge. It is about the size of my old cooler, without Ice restocking, soggy wet food, draining and loss of space to hold the ice. - The Bluetooth app make it easy to monitor and set the fridge. - The dual zones are independently set. You can use either side as a fridge/freezer, or both fridge or both freezer, or even a single side off to conserver battery. - There is a battery protect level (H/M/L) which will limit how low the fridge will drain the car battery. When the battery option is installed, you will get longer run time using the L setting (cuttoff is at 9VDC). If you are connected to you barttery 12DVC on an outlet that is always on, you risk draining to the point you cannot kick the starter, so use of H setting will protect the Car Batt the most, but has the least running time. - When the compressor is idle, the power draw is about 2-3W. When it is running the draw is about 40-60W but could spike to 90W. - I use this fridge and internal battery with a Jackery Explorer 300 & 100W Solar panel when in camp. The combination charges the Explorer with pass through to the internal. The fridge is powered overnight until the sun comes out and chargers to full. Add some ice trays to the freezer section and you have a perprtual ice machine that only needs sun (and water).

Looks like a nice bit of kit. Like always a good demonstration 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌

These are so good. Battery is going to be a game changer come summer.

In Australia we have the same Fridge it is called a BRASS MONKEY $475 Aus dollars for the 35 L model , it also has a three year warranty 👍🏼

that ovano is genius! I've never seen anything like it before

Great vid and awesome bit of kit, you could connect a BT speaker to the USB port for that ultimate beach party 👍🏼

Battery’s a game changer and a step up from my CFX35 with this one having 2 compartments, really good!

Built in solar panel on the lid would be the next level

Hi. Speaking as a tradesman who uses cordless stuff all the time it would be really handy if you could provide extra batteries and a separate charger. That way you could charge multiple batteries before you leave on your trip. Cheers.

So if this is connected to the van 12v what sort of amp hours does it use compared with a crx50 for example. If it uses around the same amount this would be a much better option for a camper.

The one thing I can see could be enhanced, is the 12volt & the solar intakes should have a cover. To stop sand & dirt etc from getting clogged up in there.

bravo👍

Can the batter be charged out of the cooler? so you can carry two batter and switch them when needed and recharge the one that's out.

Have you looked at having a sliding lid, that is under the main lid, so you can keep one side at temperature, while fishing around in the other side?

@Transporter HQ what is the lowest temperature? How soon(hours) after plug in would loaded item frozen? What is the lifespan of the product? Is the lifespan programmed? Can it work when the environment temp is>30°C Can it repaired? How does it work?(simple parts and wiring diagram) After switch off, how long does it keep items frozen?

Guys I bought one of these from you and it's brilliant. My only gripe is having to take the whole fridge unit out of the van to charge it on 240v. Where can I buy a charger for the removable battery? Awesome product but pointless having a removable battery if you can't charge it outside of the unit. Cheers

Hi there great video and i also have purchased a clone of this recently. What im asking is as you have specifically spoken about the battery which can be charged by solar is, has the fridge got some sort of controller to limit the voltage needed to charge the battery if solar is connected, i ask this because i have a battery on order and my fold up 200W solar panel has max open circuit voltage of 24V but does drop to a much lower voltage when limited sun is present. I know my Solar generator could charge the battery through the 5.5x2.1mm output and plugged directly into battery but my concern is through my solar panel plugged directly into fridge. Hope you can shed light on this. Rgards Steve

Very interesting. Over in New Zealand they are branded as Brass Monkey or Rovin..they are a lot cheaper here about €250.00 . $500 NZD

Total cool do one the same called a tf extreme and that’s only £300

New Subscriber needing some advice Please! I just ordered a Vevor 12V, 53qt dual zone car fridge and a Acopower 100W 12V monocrystalline solar panel that will installed on top of our Suburban. That’s all the room on top cause of the roof cargo boxes. Using BLUETTI EB55 Portable Power Station 537Wh. Will this be enough solar for it keep up running that fridge?(nothing else). Should I add a narrow flexible solar panel (say 50watt) on one my cargo boxes? Problem is I hear nothing but bad about those. Thank for any insight or ideas!

What's the spec for the solar input? Anything? I can't find any info, anywhere...

How long does the battery last

What’s the delivery times on the cooler/fridge? Look awesome 👌🏽🤙🏽

Is it a compressor fridge or more of a 12v cool box

I can't get the app to work. Do i need the battery to connect it to bluetooth?

Can it be used on mains only and dispense with the battery?

Is it possible to strap it down in the van? It would be a serious projectile in a head on crash. Don't want to be a H & S nerd but I've seen the crash videos of motorhomes and they're not pretty. Otherwise looks really impressive. A good rival for the Aussie ones. 😃👍

Really impressed. Can the battery be removed and charged separately ?

Any idea how long it will typically run off the battery?

When are these due back in stock, THQ boys? They seem to have been out of stock for some time now...and I'd really like to get one

That beauty should come with a champagne bottle opener at £500. Get real

Having the mains and DC input at the bottom isnt a good idea; if wheeling around beach/field dirt could get in there and cause connection problems. Simple solution would be to supply some rubber plugs on rubber lanyard. And luckily there are OTS items for the IEC and DC inputs but obviously you have to adjust tooling/manufacture so depends if you have a warehouse full of them.

Bit late to the party here but am I right in thinking that this runs just like every other fridge except it has a removable battery? You can remove the battery & run it off just dc power?

It’s BODEGA brand.

What is it called? Link?

Saya tidak percaya ia boleh menjadi sebaik ini

Someone is getting heavy commission.

I should have bought the Alpicool!! I just bought this T50 six weeks and twice have had 3 dashes come up on the refrigerator screen. Ambient temperature this time 61, ambient temperature last time 75. There is nothing on the troubleshooting guide or manual about how to fix. Worse. They literally have NO customer service. The only way to get in touch is by email, and they do not respond. I advise people not to buy from this company.