Dometic CF25 12v Electric Powered Cooler, Fridge Freezer
August 3, 2018 - Comment
The cf series keeps your favorite items cold while on the go without the need for ice. Refrigeration or freezing from 0 degree F to 50 degree F (-18 degree C to +10 degree C). quick-chill functions runs compressor at high capacity until desired temperature is reached. 12/24 V DC connection cord included. Battery monitor with low-voltage shut-off protects against a dead battery. Memory feature maintains Presets if the system is turned off. Offers a user friendly design that features a soft-touch control panel with digital temperature display. With the ability to utilize multiple power sources you can take your lightweight cf portable refrigerator/freezer along with you on any adventure.
Product Features
- No Ice Needed
- Flexibility- refrigerate or freeze to 0 F
- Low power consumption using AC or DC means its great for solar setups or other off-grid applications (CDF11, CF18, CF25 are DC only)
- 3-stage battery protection
- Downsize to 2/3 the size of a traditional cooler- don’t need to take up space with ice
Comments
Comments are disabled for this post.
Keeps my food frozen solid what I bought it for. I bought this to use as a portable freezer in my truck when I go out on the road. So far it does exactly what I need it to do. I just use the top area to keep zip lock bags of precooked meats and vegetables frozen. I keep a thermometer in it and if set to freeze with top area filled it stays around 8 to 10 degrees and my meat and vegetables frozen solid. Don’t have to worry about tbem going bad like you do with a cheap icless cooler. It’s expensive but worth it. I choose this over a bigger…
Draws very little power Pulls very low power once it reaches set temp. It went from 87f to 22f in just under 30 minutes. Been running for 5 days now, dual battery still going strong.The only reason I rated it 4 stars and not 5. I let fridge get to 22f, and turned it off. Within 20 minutes it was back up to 50f on the inside. 83 f ambient temps. Come on dometic. That’s not acceptable for a $450 unit. Using electric power to control temp instead of quality insulation is not the answer. But I still am very…
so far so good, froze my water bottles and works well with … Uses 45-50w of power while cooling then trickles down to 1watt after reaching its temp, so far so good, froze my water bottles and works well with my solar system and goal zero solar battery set up