63.4QT VL60 Dual Zone Metal Fridge Freezer with Cover | ICECO

I bought this refrigerator back in twenty twenty and have fallen in love with it!
I like that. I can have one fridge, 1 freezer, or have them both refrigerators. Or freezers, I can use it at will. I've also loved the addition of the new magnetic batteries as a backup which is awesome. Helped carry it through the night by morning, time.I could start the engine up and start bringing the temperature back down.If i've run out of power. When we bought it, we bought the cover with it, which is helped for efficiency. It's starting to fray at the top right fold cover, but it's still hanging in there, and we love it nonetheless. It's got a cool feature. You can keep the AC cord plugged into the machine and leave it alongside it. And when you're in a place to plug it in the moment, you plug it in, it automatically takes over the 12 V. System and goes primarily one ten quickly saving you lots of energy. Only struggles I've had are with the little plastic lid retainer. Cords, they keep the lid from going all the way back. I bought up a couple more and they sent me a couple extra with it which was very nice. Recently, i've experienced that the chord on the twelve volt side is really loose and uh, gradu, thankfully, the chords are a relatively cheap, so no big deal. Our light on the step side, the freezer side.I believe they call it... Has stopped working a little bit of rust. Has formed, and I'm in need of a new one. It's only $15 to exchange, but they have offered me a free one. If I leave an honest review, which I'm happy to do. Because we love rvl sixty. If you're thinking of getting one, you get two thumbs up from me!

I've got this hooked up to an Ecoflow Power System via the dc carjack. I can see that on DC power and eco mode i can set my freezer to 6 degrees it usally ends up on 5 with the other compartment left on 34 it gets down to 32 then fluctuates a few degrees up before kicking on again. The boxes do seem to bleed some temperature between them so extreme differences in the compartments wouldn't play out well.

With my power system i'm able to see how much power my ICECO chest fridge pulls. On average it's about 50-60 watts, bumping to 70 when it wants to pull hard. Can't say how much it pulls on AC but i would say it's a big draw. The fridge will be very efficient and not pull for periods of time. I think it may have some kind of battery in it because i see something on the readout. I think it will use that and charge that for a bit and then not pull from the carport if the system is designed thinking its actually plugged into a car and not my mini solar system.

I'm really impressed with it's power usage efficiency. I was thrilled to get this item for around $750 when I originally saw it listed at $1050.

The first time I pulled out a fudge pop from the back of truck on a 98° day was when I realized this was the best purchase ever made. Trying to run it off the cigarette plug isnt really practical on max. Just to much voltage drop. I highly recommend wiring a dedicated circuit to the battery. I wish i would have bought this sooner.

63.4QT VL60 Dual Zone Metal Fridge Freezer with Cover | ICECO

For that last 2 years this has gone on every overland trip, family camping trip, beach day, and every other outside day I can think of. Will run off my Jackery 500 for 3 1/2 days.