Alpicool C15 Portable Car Freezer,12 Volt Refrigerator, 16 Quart (15 Liter) Fast Cooling 12V Car Fridge -4℉~68℉, Car Cooler, 12/24V DC and 100-240V AC for Outdoor, Camping, RV, Truck, Boat

EDIT 5 WEEKS AFTER PURCHASE: Still haven't had a reply from customer service. :/ EDIT, DAY 10: STILL NO RESPONSE FROM CUSTOMER SERVICE! EDIT, DAY 4: SENT TO CUSTOMER SERVICE YESTERDAY. NO REPLY! "We need guidance on how to use this as a freezer while it's plugged into the wall at home, please. #1. It seems unclear as to what MODE it should be when plugged into the wall at home. #2. It's been plugged in and set to -4°F for 3 days and, while it's keeping things cold, nothing is FROZEN. (We have planned to use it to keep ice packs frozen, so it's filled with ice packs.) #3. The booklet says to put it at -14°F for ice cream. However, our unit will not go below -4°F. Could you please educate us on how to use it as a freezer, at home, plugged into the wall with the provided cord? Thank you!" (WILL UPDATE WITH RESPONSE IF RECEIVED) EDIT, DAY 3: It's been set at -4°F for 3 days, filled with ice gel packs that we know get hard when frozen, and they're still liquid. Very very cold, but still soft. I emailed the company for advice. Will update. Original post: I have no regrets on day one. Immediately after plugging to AC indoor power, it started getting cold, but you can just BARELY hear it! It's a fan noise, whisper quiet. If I had to sleep in close quarters with it, it would not disturb my sleep or peace. Got this to keep 12 of the LARGE SIZE COOLER SHOCK PREMIUM ICE PACKS (available at Amazon) frozen in order to rotate out to a plain ice chest or other 12v refrigerator (depending on what we get; we're not there yet) OR even to keep our big freezer in the sticks-n-bricks as backup in case of SHTF. We will rotate in the spent ones from our ice chest or fridge into the Alpicool to re-freeze at 0°F (having put the other 6, FROZEN ones in the ice chest for the next night. Saw this general technique on Lulu's Way YouTube channel and it seems to work amazingly, though she used hard ice "bricks" and I'm trying these as they say they're "colder and lighter than ice." (Not cheap, but it's a one-time investment for a system we think will last longer term. Hope!) If anyone needs this info, this Alpicool chest holds 6 LARGE laid flat and stacked horizontally inside the freezer. I bought 12 so I can always have 6 being frozen and 6 more at hand to keep the ice chest cold without getting soupy with ice water. If we have any problems I'll let ya know. But so far we are really grateful we were able to grab one. Must-have for any prepper or no_mad!

We bought this originally to be a small stash of cold milk for our nursery, but it's since became one of our go-to items to travel with and use around the house. The inside is decently sized, it can fit a handful of bottles, a few quarts of ice cream, and other smaller items without issue. Overall, the entire unit is about the size and weight of a medium sized cooler with ice. It's portable enough to carry around without much issue or sit in the trunk of a car or back seat. We use ours with a portable power station that outputs 12 volts, and with those in the back of our car on hot days, we're able to keep food cold and ice cream frozen even while spending half the day at the zoo. On very hot days, it struggles a bit to maintain a deep freeze temperature, it hovered around 10-15 F when set to 0 F, but otherwise has no issues keeping cold and keeping things frozen. When we're not traveling, we keep a stash of cold water in a storm shelter and turn it on and off via a WiFi controlled outlet. It resumes it's last setting when powered on, so we set it once and use our other home automation to turn it on and off. It has a bluetooth app, and that's handy for checking on it when driving down the road. You can control most everything through the app and lock the buttons to prevent accidental changes as well. The only negative I can really say is that it has quite a bit of temperature swing before it comes back on, but the temperature inside the the cooler is often colder than the readout on the display. We set it at 36 F, and noticed it waited until temperatures were well into the mid 40's before turning back on, but the drinks were still freezing. We checked things with a food thermometer several times, and found the food temperature maintains close or below the set point, and the digital display swings quite a bit. We stored milk in this for a long while, and had no issues with anything spoiling, but keep that in mind when setting a temperature.

I purchased this refrigerator for a road trip from Canada to Mexico. It worked great for keeping a few things cold during my trip. Not a large capacity but exactly what I wanted/needed. Best of all it's QUIET. I did a fair amount of research into which one I should buy and decided on this one for a number of factors (low noise, 12V plus 110, etc). It took me a couple of days to determine the best temperature setting (so that no freezing happened) and once I determined the correct temperature for my needs, it kept my perishables cold and maintained the temperature throughout many external weather changes. It was also the perfect size and on my road trip it was easy to take into my hotels at night to plug into 110. To conclude, I'm very happy with it and highly recommend it.

Trabaja Perfecto pero aveces truena cuando lleva rato conectado

Still working till today

I tested the item on DC power outlet at 3 degrees Celsius. The fridge worked for a few hours with no issue then suddenly the compressor started to turn on/off repeatedly non stop every few seconds. i noticed this when the temp reached 14 degrees Celsius.

El producto llegó en muy buenas condiciones, y si llega a enfriar hasta -20 grados y le caben varias cosas, viene en grados Fahrenheit y para pasarlo a centígrados hay que descargar una app de apicool en el celular y te conectas por medio del bluetooth y desde ahí lo cambias y bajas la temperatura