I’ve taken this fridge across thousands of miles. It’s huge and reliable. Very much recommend it!
I have a VL75 and it is great. I have it mounted permanently in my Sprinter van. The problem is exposing the cooler to any sunlight. Any sunlight on the cooler lids and the insulating foam warms and expands distorting the shape of the lid compromising the seal. It makes the lid bulge in the middle. I was told this is an irreversible condition. My cooler is over 1 year old so I am told it is no longer under warranty. I am waiting to find out what it will cost to replace the lids. I would purchase a different model knowing the VL cannot be exposed to sunlight that would warm the lid.
The freezer that I have is way better than the other ones on the market. This is not a flimsy plastic cooler. I like how the doors open on each side of the unit. It stays the right temperature and it kept my food perfect when I was camping out in the woods. It is durable and easy to use. Highly recommend. Customer service is outstanding. They have helped me get the right Fidel for what I need
I have been looking at the Iceco Refrigerator-Freezers now for 2 years. After recommendations from several trusted sources, I ordered the 79 quart model.
The day of delivery the unit was warm in it's protective shipping box. I plugged it in and within an hour it was close to 0°F on the freezer side, and 37°F on the refrigerator side.
I can also monitor, and set temperature 🌡 on both sides in close range.
All claims of quick cooling are true.
I bought the cooler in anticipation of a 3-week road trip next May. I plugged it into my back up battery and it ran for 24 hours bringing the battery down to 56% which will be fine considering we will be sleeping in hotels and air bnb's. For now I am using in my former shed (now cigar lounge) for beer and making ice cubes in the silicon form that came with the cooler. Very happy with the Ice Cubes by the way. Having ice changes everything about the cigar shed and now I have a fridge that will last the weekend for my homemade house boat. I will send some pictures of the cooler in action if you give me an email.
What's the consumption on this unit?
Max mode running at 0℉, the consumption is around 0.805kw.h/24h (The experimental data are for reference only, the exact data will vary depending on how much you load and the ambient temperature)
Is this product able to ship overseas?
Sorry to tell you that VLPro75D can't ship overseas.
When you s?ay this is 12/24V DC, are you saying that it can accept a 24volt DC input or that I need to put two 12V Deep cycle batteries in parallel instead of series? or can it handle them in series or parallel
Hi, it can accept 12V DC or 24V DC input.
Is there a cover available for this?
expect to see it in July. XD
Do the lids come off completely like the LV60 Pro ?
yes.
Will you be releasing a slide that fits the VL75ProD
not yet until now, but we are designing, hope it can see you soon :)
I see that is has a weather proof panel so can this unit be used in an outdoor setting? Was just wonder if it was similar to the ARB Elements fridge freezer that can be left uncovered and exposed to the elements. Thanks
hi, it's fine when it's drizzling, but don't be exposed to the heavy rain.
This is still a 12-volt refrigerator
yes, a 12/24V DC, 110/240V AC powered refrigerator.
Are the dual zones in the VLPro75D (and VL90ProD) independent in operation, like the VL65D Dual Zone?
Yes, VL75ProD and VL90ProD is dual zone portable fridge freezer that can be controlled independently
What are the lengths of the supplies DC and AC power cables?
DC cable: 11.48ft/ 3.5m
AC cable: 5.9ft/ 1.8m
