ICECO JP50 12V Refrigerator Portable Fridge Freezer

ICECO JP50 12V Refrigerator Portable Fridge Freezer

$559.00

FREE Insulated Protective BAG ＆ FREE 12 Feet-Long Extend DC Power Cable.
MAX & ECO MODE: Two different modes can be adjusted as needed. Under the MAX mode, the power of JP50 portable fridge is 55W for fast Cooling.
Under the ECO mode, the power of JP50 is as low as 33W, which can save energy and increase the use time.
FREEZERS WITHOUT ICE: Adjustable Temperature From -7℉～50℉(-22℃～+10℃).
HIGH QUALITY - SECOP(Danfoss) Compressor, fast cooling; ETL Certificate; Global Product Insurance.
3 STAGE DYNAMTIC BATTERY PROTECTION SYSTEM: ECU program for low voltage battery protection, EMC anti-electromagnetic interference, Current overload protection.
5-year warranty for the compressor and 1-year warranty for other parts.

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Other parts-1 year Warranty

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※ PRODUCT DETAIL

Compressor: Secop (Danfoss)

Weight : 37.5lb

Type: Portable Fridge or Freezer

-7℉~50℉ Cooling Range

※ MATERIAL: ABS

Consumption: 55W

※ SIZE & FIT

Length: 23.03'' (without handles)
Length: 26'' (with handles)

Width: 13.78''

Height: 20.87''

※ FEATURES

Max & Eco Mode

3 Battery Protection Level

40° tilt Operation. Up to 131℉ Working Ambient Temp.

Anti-EMC System

Control Panel

Led Light

Removable Handles

Independent AC/DC Power Supply

Thermovent

Leave at least 6inches (15cm) to heat dissipation

Secop Compressor

JP50 height with the lid open is 40"

Free Insulated Cover Included

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Package Content：

1. JP50 Portable Fridge Freezer

2. Insulated Cover

3. Removable Basket *1

4. AC Cable

5. 8 Feet DC Cable

6. 12Feet Extended Cable

7. Manual Book *1

※ Dimension (L*W*H): 24.8*15.9*2.6''
※ Maximum Holding Weight: 165lbs (75kg)
※ Fully Open Length: 48.4'' (123cm)
※ JP50 With Slide Height: 22.3' (56.6cm)

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Inaugural coast trip.

We received our ICECO JP50 two days before our planed south Texas coast trip. Got it cold to a steady 34 degrees the day before we left and the temperature held up great on the road plugged in the 12volt socket using the Eco mode. Our food and drink packed very well and to our surprise had a bit of room to spare.

excellent fridge / freezer

Iceco JP50 - excellent 12 volt refrigerator

I am very satisfied with the performance of the refrigerator. I’m very satisfied with the workmanship, fit and finish, and operation of the unit I received. I received the JP50 about a month ago in preparation for an upcoming 8 day camping trip. I wanted to test it thoroughly before committing to use it on that camping trip. I tested it on 120V AC and 12 V DC. I received the fabric cover with the refrigerator. The cover should be regarded an essential part of the basic equipment list. I wrapped reflective foam insulation around the unit, and even put 2 layers of the foam around critical areas to better insulate the fridge from the outside world. The cover hides the reflective foam insulation from view, and adds a slight bit of insulation as well.

When I received the fridge, the first thing I did was wait 24 hours before plugging it into the 120V AC wall outlet. Then I powered it up, lowered the thermostat temp to -4 F, and started measuring performance. The fan is very quiet. My “old school” mercury thermometer generally agreed within a few degrees of the displayed temp on the control panel when the thermometer was placed at the bottom of the big compartment. The “set” temperature closely agreed with the actual temp. As the thermometer was placed higher in that compartment, it read a higher temperature. (My hypothesis is that heat rises and cold sinks.). The smaller compartment generally is about 20 degrees warmer than the refrigerator thermostat. The top of the big compartment is generally about 10 degrees warmer than the bottom. Temps might vary 5-6 degrees between compressor cycles.

I initially tested the unit in my living room at 65 F on 120V AC. It took about 3 hours to cool from 65 F to about -4 F. I added blue ice and quart water bottles to both the big and little compartments to test the unit’s rate of cooling with some mass in the fridge.

Prior to the camping trip I tested the fridge for a week running it off the truck system, to verify that there were not intermittent problems with voltage delivery or the battery’s ability to deliver adequate current. I didn’t use the fridge’s Eco mode much, just enough to make sure it worked.

My service battery is a 100 Ah LiFePO4 battery. I can charge it with 200 W from solar panels, and also the truck’s alternator.

For our camping trip we ran the unit on 12 V DC, and kept the thermostat in “max” mode at 16 F. Everything in the big compartment stayed frozen, while nothing in the small compartment did. We put milk and cheese in the small one. While camping we kept the unit on the ground at the back of the truck, under the cover of a canopy, to provide shade and shelter from rain. Outside ambient temps were everywhere from 28 F one morning, to about 80 F one afternoon. To secure it for travel, I ran 4 individual 4’ NRS straps through the handles to tie down points in the bed.

We cook everyday while camping, with meat and fresh veggies. Keeping meat frozen for 8 days was nice. With the way we cook, we needed more room for food during our 8 day trip than the fridge alone provided. our solution was to bring two ice chests- a small one for drinks which we usually keep in the cab, and a 45 qt rotomolded one for fresh veggies (fresh spinach, corn, potatoes, eggs, orange juice, etc).

The removable basket for the big compartment is really nice, it provides easier access to things at the bottom. We had enough room in the fridge for 4 blue ice containers. We rotated those out every day with blue ice in the ice chests to keep the drinks and veggies chilled. I guess we used the “fridge” mostly as a “freezer”, and essentially, we used the 45 qt ice chest like a camping root cellar.

With the cool spring weather we had for our camping trip, having the root cellar wasn’t absolutely necessary. However, for for a summer desert trip, the root cellar would have been a necessity.

I never measured the fridge’s amp draw directly, but current seemed to be pulling about 3.5 - 3.7 amps when the compressor was running in Max mode, which agrees with the manufacturer’s stated 55 watts for power usage. Not much power was used when the compressor wasn’t running.

While camping, my best guess is that the fridge averaged running for 20 minutes or less an hour, or about 25 amps/day.

Disclaimer: my fridge’s performance results may vary from yours due to the additional insulation I taped onto the unit.

Prior to putting the insulation on, I could feel cold spots on the exterior fridge wall, bottom, and lid, which means those areas are leaking cold / soaking up heat. I put 3 mm reflective foam insulation over the bottom, sides, and lid of the unit. In retrospect , I could’ve used 5 mm on the sides, because there was ample room for more insulation on the fridge when the cover was zippered over the refrigerator (maybe in the future…) However, 3 mm foam on the bottom still all...

Multiple power115 ac or 12 dc 50 watt frz/Ref

Works as mentioned &intro offer best ever&portable with all items needed.

Great fridge - for the most part

Only one trip in so far with the JP50, and I am really liking it. Quiet, compact, efficient, and much better than lugging an ice-filled cooler around.

One minor gripe - the DC lighter-style power plug does not want to stay seated in the power port in my van. I have used zip ties to keep the plug from popping out due to road vibrations.

Haven't really tried out Iceco Refridgerator/ Freezer as yet. Just made
sure everything was working, no cracks, scrapes etc. from shipping. Everything seemed to be in order and true test will start on July 10th over the holidays. Thanks for everyything. I'm sure all will be fine..

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What is the height needed to fully open the lid, measuring from the floor (or truck bed in my case)?

at least 40.2''
Does the fridge auto shut off if it detects a low power draw from the car battery

yes, if you set the battery protection as low, the fridge auto shut off when the battery reach low level
Can JP50 and JP40 be operated both freezer and fridge at the same time? If not which models does?

Sorry to tell you that JP40 and JP50 are single zone fridge freezer, it can't operate as fridge and freezer at the same time. You can take a look at dual zone models, like GO20, VL60D, VL65D, VL75ProD, VL90ProD.
Does it come with a at cord?

JP50 comes with DC and AC power cord and a extension cord.
Can the VL60 Single Zone 12v Freezer be operated as a refridgerator if you do not want to freeze food?

yes, VL60 single zone can be a refrigerator or a freezer.
Watching JP50 reviews and see complaints about DC power plug popping out of the charger randomly. Has that issue been remedied? I want to buy today, but that may be a deal breaker... Please let me know. Thank you!

yes, we have upgraded the DC cable.

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