Reddit reviews Ausranvik 48-Quart Portable car Refrigerator car Fridge Freezer - 12V/24V DC and 110V AC
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❄ LCD Display & Digital Control: The car refrigerator comes with four buttons for easy temperature setting (-4°F to 68°F) and mode setting, and the LCD display shows you the working status of the fridge. Two modes are optional, including Max (fast cooling mode) and Eco (energy saving mode).❄ Battery Protection: The control program keeps monitoring the car battery, the compressor will shut off automatically when the input voltage is lower than the minimum voltage so the car battery will not run down.❄ Strong Insulation: As thick as 1.6’’ insulation, the car fridge will keep the stuff frozen for 12 hours after disconnecting from power source (full loaded with stuff, the door well closed, ambient temperature 78°F).❄ Work with both 12/24V DC and 110V AC power source, you can move it seamless from home to your vehicle. A DC power cord and AC power cord are included in the packing.❄ 48-Quart Net Capacity: The car fridge can store beverages, ice cream, yogurt, milk, beef, bacon, fruit and etc in your desire temperature. Perfect for truck, office, car, camping, picnic. The door is reversible. Any further information needed before purchasing, you could contact us at [email protected] or call our toll free number 888-732-2220.
Yes that makes sense. It's hard to know how much it will save untill you start picking components and pricing them out.
I'm certain you have looked into this, but I have to ask if you've checked to see if the dometic will accept 24v. I recently picked up this "off brand" 12v compressor fridge (would love to get a dometic just a little out of my $ range) and it takes 12v or 24v.
And as I understand it, we would just need a single 12v converter in our electrical compartment and then send the 12v wiring out to the 12v appliances that need it. I suppose you could also have 12v converters before each appliance but that would be more expensive.
Edit: this dometic is the newest 95 variant they have and it does accept 24v so maybe!?