Simzlife 12 Volt Refrigerator 12V Car Fridge 22 Quart Portable Freezer Compressor Cooler 12/24V DC 110~240 Volt AC for Truck Van RV Camper SUV Travel Camping Road Trips

necessity if you do hot truck transportation and frequently travel on the road. This eliminates the problem of frequently adding ice. I have a 2013 Ram 4500 cab and chassis. I placed it in the passenger seat, plugged it into a 12V power source next to the glove box, and set the refrigerator to be eco-friendly and at the desired temperature. The power remains on even when the truck stops. Electric refrigerator. 23 liters are perfect for my type of truck. You can store food there all week. For medium configuration, you can choose a larger size.

I spend an average of a week a month on the trip and it is a new necessity for me. I hate working with melted ice, but you don't have to. Ensuring cooked meals and restaurant leftovers are kept at food-safe temperatures saves us many times over on chiller costs. Br less than br less than br it's hard to find the right temperature, but I chose 28-30 degrees fahrenheit. This temperature is enough to freeze the ice pack when the car engine is off. Soda water doesn't freeze, but it almost doesn't freeze. The tomatoes and pickles in the sandwich also didn't freeze. The size is perfect. I don't see the need to buy a larger refrigerator, but I doubt a smaller one.

I use it in the hotel and in the car while traveling. Good result. Snacks and meals during the trip or at your hotel. As a fisherman, I can freeze my fish the same day.

I plan to use it as a freezer and be able to rotate the freezing blocks in and out of a traditional igloo at any time. My house only uses 120v twice. I use it as a refrigerator for thanksgiving treats (dessert) and it works well even at 38. As shown in two photos, one is the temperature of the refrigerator and the other is the temperature of the charging pyrometer in the port. I think two different temperature readings are acceptable because they both have +/- variance. I'll try it on my car and update the comments in the near future.

Being able to carry breakfast milk and orange juice along the way means breakfast is cheaper and faster. Drinking cold water/soda/juice on hot days is a real luxury. I also bought a Simzlife battery (Simzlife 220Wh portable charging station) at the same time, but almost double the price. However, I'm really happy to buy it to use during break, observation deck, lunch, etc. (where it runs) the refrigerator doesn't stop, etc.) It's very light to carry (depending on what's inside!), so I take it to my Airbnb at night to turn off the main power and charge the battery.

necessity if you do hot truck transportation and frequently travel on the road. This eliminates the problem of frequently adding ice. I have a 2013 Ram 4500 cab and chassis. I placed it in the passenger seat, plugged it into a 12V power source next to the glove box, and set the refrigerator to be eco-friendly and at the desired temperature. The power remains on even when the truck stops. Electric refrigerator. 23 liters are perfect for my type of truck. You can store food there all week. For medium configuration, you can choose a larger size.

I spend an average of a week a month on the trip and it is a new necessity for me. I hate working with melted ice, but you don't have to. Ensuring cooked meals and restaurant leftovers are kept at food-safe temperatures saves us many times over on chiller costs. Br less than br less than br it's hard to find the right temperature, but I chose 28-30 degrees fahrenheit. This temperature is enough to freeze the ice pack when the car engine is off. Soda water doesn't freeze, but it almost doesn't freeze. The tomatoes and pickles in the sandwich also didn't freeze. The size is perfect. I don't see the need to buy a larger refrigerator, but I doubt a smaller one.

I use it in the hotel and in the car while traveling. Good result. Snacks and meals during the trip or at your hotel. As a fisherman, I can freeze my fish the same day.

I plan to use it as a freezer and be able to rotate the freezing blocks in and out of a traditional igloo at any time. My house only uses 120v twice. I use it as a refrigerator for thanksgiving treats (dessert) and it works well even at 38. As shown in two photos, one is the temperature of the refrigerator and the other is the temperature of the charging pyrometer in the port. I think two different temperature readings are acceptable because they both have +/- variance. I'll try it on my car and update the comments in the near future.

Being able to carry breakfast milk and orange juice along the way means breakfast is cheaper and faster. Drinking cold water/soda/juice on hot days is a real luxury. I also bought a Simzlife battery (Simzlife 220Wh portable charging station) at the same time, but almost double the price. However, I'm really happy to buy it to use during break, observation deck, lunch, etc. (where it runs) the refrigerator doesn't stop, etc.) It's very light to carry (depending on what's inside!), so I take it to my Airbnb at night to turn off the main power and charge the battery.