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On Clearance at Supercheap Auto as well - Stock Limited - $399
12/24 and 240 Volt (240v with an optional AC Adaptor)
Can operate as a fridge or freezer
Freezes down to -20oC
Heavy Duty Handles
Foam Insulation with silent operation
Low voltage protection
Will operate on angles up to 30 degrees
Self diagnostic fault system
Easy to use digital controls
Automatic reverse polarity protection
2 Year Warranty
I thought about posting this when I saw it it store….it was late and I just got into the compressor combo for $244. To busy, my bad
No stock anywhere in or near ACT (supercheap).
Just bought one from Belco (via Repco). Thanks OP.
Dont forget 2% Cashback as well.
Have had one for almost 6 months now, and wouldn't recommend it. It draws a lot of amps and the seals aren't very good, so it keeps losing temperature. You're better off waiting for a Waeco or an Engel to go on clearance.
What kind of amps are you seeing?
Also curious as to what sort of amp draw you get? Nothing like the 1.5~ amp/hr it says on their site?
I think those are just average figures, taking into account periods when the compressor is off. When it's cooling, it draws around 4A consistently. This is not unusual for a 12V fridge of this size, but the key to a good camping fridge is insulation, and these don't insulate all that well, so the compressor will need to cycle more. All in all, I can't complain since I got it for $279 only during one of the SCA 30% off sales. Just need to think about other ways to keep your battery topped up if you decide to use it for more than a night.
Solid price - I wish I'd nabbed one during that SCA sale. Thanks for the feedback. Seems most of the cheaper fridges have crappy insulation, I suppose there's only one way to make it that cheap
I thought it was priced accordingly… maybe a deal with $55 off
Or buy the proper Aussie made Evakool, not the Chinese cheapie. They take one of the best fibreglass eskys and attach a compressor.
I have been thinking about one of these, seems very cheap but really undecided. Also the Brass Monkey fridges from RTM are cheap as hell and have a 3 year warranty. Hard to know what to do :/
I believe Brass Monkey is the same as the ones sold in Jaycar and RTM is owned by the same person as Jaycar.
Is that a good thing, or a bad thing?
Last time I read up on them, it was an average fridge
Was $344 yesterday with the spend over $200 discount.