myCOOLMAN portable compressor fridge freezers use the same type of cooling technology found in domestic fridges, delivering consistent temperature control regardless of how hot it gets outside. Every model in the range operates on 12V DC, 24V DC and 240V AC power, so you can run them from your vehicle's electrical system, a leisure battery, or mains hook-up on a campsite.
The range is split across four product lines. The Standard single zone models cover 30L, 36L, 44L, 60L, 73L and 105L capacities. These give you one compartment set to a single temperature anywhere from -20 to +10 degrees Celsius, which works well for most camping and caravanning needs where you want everything chilled or everything frozen. The Standard dual zone models come in 53L, 69L, 85L and 96L sizes, splitting the internal space into two independently controlled compartments so you can run a fridge and freezer side by side in the same unit.
The Recreational Series is myCOOLMAN's compact line, aimed at day trips, short weekends and use in smaller vehicles like campervans and pickup trucks. The single zone Recreational models start at 15L (holds around 18 cans) and go up to 60L. Dual zone Recreational models come in 38L, 55L and 78L. These weigh less than the Standard range and connect to the myCOOLMAN smartphone app via Bluetooth for remote temperature monitoring and control.
All myCOOLMAN fridge freezers feature a three-level battery protection system that monitors voltage and shuts the unit down before it drains your starter or leisure battery. A turbo mode speeds up initial cooling when you first load the fridge or need to bring the temperature down after opening the lid. Dual DC power inputs are fitted at each end of every model, giving you flexibility over which way you position the fridge in your vehicle or caravan garage. The recessed carry handles don't stick out past the sides of the unit, which helps when space is tight.
Insulated protective covers are available separately for each fridge size. These help with thermal efficiency and protect the unit from knocks, dust and splashes during transit. The myCOOLMAN PowerPack, a 15Ah lithium battery that magnetically clips to the side of the fridge, is compatible with most models and gives you off-grid cooling without any cable connections. It's a practical addition for day outings and beach trips, though for multi-day off-grid camping you'll get better results from a leisure battery or dual battery system paired with solar.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between myCOOLMAN single zone and dual zone fridge freezers?A single zone myCOOLMAN has one compartment with one temperature setting. The whole unit runs at whatever temperature you set, whether that's fridge or freezer. A dual zone model splits the space into two independent compartments, each with its own digital temperature control. You could run one side at 4 degrees Celsius as a fridge and the other at -18 degrees Celsius as a freezer at the same time. Dual zone models are the better option if you need to store frozen and chilled items together on longer trips.What size myCOOLMAN fridge freezer do I need for camping or caravanning?For day trips and solo or couples' use, the 15L or 20L Recreational Series models are compact and light enough to carry by hand. For weekend camping with a family, the 43L to 60L single zone models give you enough room for a few days' worth of fresh food and drinks. If you're touring for a week or more and need both fridge and freezer space, look at the dual zone models starting at 38L. The larger 85L and 96L dual zone units suit extended trips or bigger groups. Always check the external dimensions against your boot, caravan garage or available floor space before buying.What power sources do myCOOLMAN fridge freezers run on?Every myCOOLMAN fridge freezer operates on 12V DC, 24V DC and 240V AC. The 12V and 24V inputs connect to your vehicle's cigarette lighter socket, a leisure battery, or a dual battery system. The 240V connection lets you pre-chill at home or run on mains hook-up at a campsite. Built-in three-level battery protection monitors voltage and shuts the fridge down before it flattens your battery. Dual DC inputs at each end of the fridge mean you can plug in from whichever side is most accessible in your vehicle.How much power does a myCOOLMAN fridge freezer use?Power consumption varies by model size, temperature setting and ambient conditions. As a guide, the myCOOLMAN 85L dual zone draws approximately 3.1 amp-hours over a 24-hour period on 12V DC when set to -15 degrees Celsius freezer and 3 degrees Celsius fridge at 32 degrees Celsius ambient temperature. Smaller models draw less. The variable speed Blue-Gen compressor adjusts its output to match cooling demand, so consumption drops once the fridge reaches its set temperature and rises when you load warm items or open the lid frequently.What is the myCOOLMAN PowerPack and how long does it last?The myCOOLMAN PowerPack is a 15Ah portable lithium battery that clips magnetically to the side of compatible myCOOLMAN fridge freezers. It provides standalone 12V power without needing a vehicle or mains connection. On a smaller model like the 44L, it'll run for approximately 14 hours depending on ambient temperature and how often you open the lid. Larger models will drain it faster. It's a good fit for day trips, picnics and short outings, but for multi-day off-grid camping a leisure battery or dual battery system with solar charging will give you far longer runtime.What's the difference between the myCOOLMAN Standard and Recreational Series?The Standard (CCP) range is the full-featured line with Bluetooth connectivity, dual DC inputs at each end, thicker lids, and the widest choice of sizes from 30L up to 105L in single zone and 53L to 96L in dual zone. The Recreational (CCR) Series is the compact, lighter-weight line aimed at smaller vehicles, day trips and weekend use. Recreational models range from 15L to 60L in single zone and 38L to 78L in dual zone. They connect to a separate myCOOLMAN Recreational app rather than the main myCOOLMAN app. Both series use the same compressor technology, run on 12V/24V/240V and are compatible with the myCOOLMAN PowerPack.Will a myCOOLMAN fridge freezer drain my car battery?All myCOOLMAN fridge freezers have a built-in three-level battery protection system. You select the protection level based on your setup. The highest setting suits running from your vehicle's starter battery, as it shuts the fridge down early to preserve enough charge to start the engine. The lower settings are for dedicated leisure batteries where you can afford to draw more power before the fridge cuts off. If you're running the fridge from your vehicle while driving, the alternator keeps the battery topped up and there's no risk of draining it.
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