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Waeco WCR 150 Compressor refrigerator

Name: Waeco WCR 150 Compressor refrigerator
Brand: Waeco
SKU: 297844
Price: 1069.00 GBP
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Product Description

The Waeco WCR 150 is a 153 litre compressor fridge freezer designed for caravans and motorhomes. Its slim tower format measures 418mm wide, 1482mm high and 574mm deep, fitting neatly into narrow kitchen runs while still offering the storage you'd expect from a household fridge. Inside there's a 17.5 litre freezer compartment, adjustable shelves, crisper drawers, door trays and a bottle holder, with an LED light bar to help you find things after dark.

How much power does the Waeco WCR 150 use on 12V?

The WCR 150 draws an average of 50W and consumes 0.46kWh over 24 hours, tested to the IEC 62552 standard. It runs on 12V or 24V DC and offers two operating modes, Performance for rapid cooling and Quiet for low-noise running overnight, making it well suited to leisure battery and solar setups.

Temperature control sits on a panel inside the cabinet, so adjusting the cooling level takes seconds. The fridge section holds fruit and vegetables at their optimal storage temperature, while the freezer compartment reaches minus 12 degrees Celsius for frozen food on longer trips. Compressor cooling keeps performance steady in warm weather, and the R600a refrigerant carries an extremely low Global Warming Potential.

The WCR 150 suits caravanners and motorhome owners upgrading from a smaller unit or replacing an ageing absorption fridge with modern compressor technology. It mounts flush inside the cabinet, and the matte black door panel swaps out to match your interior. A dual-function door lock doubles as a vent, keeping air moving through the fridge during off-season storage. Waeco backs the WCR 150 with a two year manufacturer warranty.

Waeco WCR 150 Compressor refrigerator Features

17.5 litre freezer compartment
Slim tower fridge with generous capacity
Adjustable shelves, bottle holder, 2 x door trays, 2 x crisper drawers
Energy-efficient compressor technology
Two operating modes (Performance/Quiet)
Flush-mounted inside the cabinet
Integrated LED lighting
Matte black door panel
Dual-function door lock serves as a vent for your fridge off-season
R600A refrigerant

Specifications

Connection voltage : 12 V / 24 V
Cooling performance : – 12°C – 7°C
Average power input : 50 W
Climatic class : ST
Refrigerant : R600a
Total capacity : 153 l
Frozen compartment capacity : 17.5 l
Dimensions: W : 418 mm
Dimensions: H : 1482 mm
Dimensions: D : 574 mm
Net weight : 31 kg
Energy consumption (Tested according to IEC 62552) : 0.46 kWh/24h

Frequently Asked Questions

How much battery power does the Waeco WCR 150 use?

The WCR 150 consumes 0.46kWh per 24 hours, tested to the IEC 62552 standard, with an average power input of 50W. This level of efficiency makes it practical to run from a well-maintained leisure battery, particularly when paired with solar charging or regular mains hook-up to keep the battery topped up.

What is the difference between a compressor fridge and an absorption fridge?

A compressor fridge like the WCR 150 cools using a compressor unit, similar to a household fridge, and runs on 12V or 24V DC. Absorption fridges use a gas flow heat exchange system and typically run on gas, 12V or 230V. Compressor models cool faster, perform consistently in hot weather and work without needing the vehicle to be level.

Does the Waeco WCR 150 run on 240V mains hook-up?

The WCR 150 is designed for 12V or 24V DC operation. To run it from a 230V mains supply, a suitable mains adaptor converts the voltage for you. Retailers commonly pair this fridge with the Dometic MPS 35 adaptor for use on campsite hook-up.

How big is the freezer compartment on the Waeco WCR 150?

The freezer compartment holds 17.5 litres and cools down to minus 12 degrees Celsius, giving you room for frozen meals, ice and other frozen goods on extended trips. The main fridge section provides the remaining storage within the 153 litre total capacity.

What are the dimensions of the Waeco WCR 150?

The WCR 150 measures 418mm wide, 1482mm high and 574mm deep, with a net weight of 31kg. Its slim tower footprint suits tall, narrow cabinet spaces in caravans and motorhomes, and the unit mounts flush inside the cabinet for a built-in finish.

Is the Waeco WCR 150 quiet at night?

The WCR 150 features two operating modes. Performance mode delivers strong cooling during the day, while Quiet mode reduces noise for undisturbed sleep at night. Switching between modes is done from the control panel inside the cabinet.

What does the dual-function door lock on the Waeco WCR 150 do?

The door lock secures the door while travelling and also serves as a vent. Leaving the door in its vent position during off-season storage allows air to circulate inside the fridge, helping to keep the interior fresh while the caravan or motorhome is laid up.

Is Waeco part of Dometic?

Yes. Waeco is part of the Dometic portfolio and the brand has a long history in mobile refrigeration for caravans, motorhomes and boats. The WCR 150 sits within Waeco's WCR range of compressor refrigerators alongside the WCR 50, WCR 60 and WCR 80.

EAN-13 : 7333497007669

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