The compressor-driven 20L (12/24v) drawer refrigerator is designed especially for commercial vehicles, boats or other locations where there is little space for a refrigerator. Also suitable as an additional refrigerator for cooling drinks in saunas, for example. It withstands vibrations and tilts well, so it works well even when going harder. The lid has a lock. Very efficient, cools down to -20 °C with very little power consumption, regardless of the outside temperature. Easy-to-use control panel on the front wall and smartphone control.
Note! When using in vehicles with a 16V (DC) cigarette lighter socket voltage, such as Teslas, the refrigerator's battery protection setting must be set to M or H, and the power mode set to MAX.Features:- Powerful DC inverter compressor
- Fluoride-free insulations with good heat retention and low energy consumption
- Fast cooling down to -20 °C
- Digital control panel for temperature control
- 20 l box with sliding rails
- The device is equipped with a Bluetooth feature. A freely downloadable, easy-to-use mobile application that enables monitoring and remote operation of refrigerator temperatures with a smartphone.
- Does not include 230V mains adapter or 12/24V wiring harness (cigarette lighter socket)
- The power cords must be permanently connected to the 12V or 24V electrical system
Technical information:- Volume: 20 l
- Voltage: 12/24 V DC
- Operating voltage 12V: Voltage range 10.9 – 16.5V, Operating voltage 24V: Voltage range 22.7 – 28V
- Input power: 60 W
- Rated current: DC 6.0 A (12 V) / 3.0 A (24 V)
- Rated current AC (adapter): 1.5 A-0.7 A
- Average current consumption during cooling (starting up) 4-5A (12V)
- Average power consumption during maintenance 2-3A (12V)
- DC fuse: 15 A
- Protection class: III
- Environmental classification: T/ST/N/SN
- Refrigerant: (R1234yf) 24 g
- Foam blowing agent: C5H10
- CO² equivalent: 0.058 t
- Temperature range: 20 ºC to -20 ºC
- Dimensions (W x W x H): 698 x 440 x 250 mm
- Weight: 16 kg
- Warranty: 2 years, with compressor 3 years.
