12/24V DC Solar Powered Refrigerator and Freezer (DCR50 & DCF50)

A zero-maintenance, brushless, thermostatically controlled DC compressor operates our 12 or 24 V DC refrigerator and freezer.  High-quality construction provides excellent reliability and long life.  Some models are available in 48VDC.

Features:

Units starting from 5 watts average power!

Extra thick polyurethane insulation

Powder-coated galvanized steel exterior

Aluminum interior

Drain hole at bottom of unit (for easy cleaning)

Low energy consumption is the key that allows SunDanzer refrigerators and freezers to be cost effectively powered from solar, wind, fuel cells or batteries. This technology allows refrigeration in remote locations where it was previously unavailable or too costly.

These high-efficiency refrigerators and freezers have exceptionally low energy consumption, requiring smaller, less expensive power systems and low operating expense combined with thick insulation and refrigeration system optimized for solar, SunDanzer refrigerators and freezers provide outstanding economical and reliable operation.

Save on costs with the SunDanzer 50 liter DC refrigerator or freezer. This 50-liter ultra-efficient unit has exceptionally low energy consumption requiring smaller, less expensive power systems and low operating expenses. High-quality construction provides excellent reliability and long life. Super-insulated cabinets feature 11cm of polyurethane insulation with powdered-coated galvanized steel exterior and aluminum interior.

A zero maintenance, brushless, thermostatically controlled DC compressor operates on 12 or 24 VDC. This chest-style refrigerator or freezer is easy to clean using the drain hole at the bottom of the unit. With thick insulation and a refrigeration system optimized for solar, this new SunDanzer unit will provide outstanding economical and reliable operation.

Low energy consumption is the key that allows SunDanzer refrigerators and freezers to be cost-effectively powered from solar, wind, fuel cells, or batteries. This technology allows refrigeration in remote locations where it was previously unavailable or prohibitively expensive.