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ICECO VL60 ProS Portable Refrigerator, Multi-directional Lid, Dual USB & DC 12/24V, AC 110-240V, 60L Steel Compact Refrigerator Powered by SECOP, 0℉ to 50℉, Home & Car Use [Upgrade, 63 Quarts]

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Arrives Dec 24 – Dec 31
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Size: VL60 Pro Single


Features

  • Reversible LidThe lid is designed to be open from each side without reassembly, or can be completely taken off for easy access even in confined tight spaces inside a moving vehicle.
  • Convenient Plugs 12/24V DC ports are installed on both sides of the fridge. 2 USB outlets designed for charging mobile devices (Only available under DC Power). Built-in AC transformer allows you to pre-cool the fridge from your home socket 110-240V.
  • Humanized Design Designed with drain hole, waterproof baffle, LED lights and removable handles. The package also comes with removable basket, replacement handles, corner protectors and drain plugs.
  • SECOP Compressor Cooling range from 0F to 50F(-18C~10C) to meet all your freezing or refrigeration need. MAX mode for fast cooling and ECO mode for energy saving. Top tier technology makes it possible to work stably even under 40 tilt.
  • Warranty & Services 5 Year warranty on the compressor and 1 Year warranty on all other parts. Local after-sales & Telephone service. Your messages will be answered within 24 hours including on weekends.

Product Dimensions: 30.2"D x 18.5"W x 18.1"H


Brand: ICECO


Capacity: 63.4 Quarts


Configuration: Compact Internal Freezer


Color: Black


Special Feature: Compact,Portable


Installation Type: Freestanding


Number of Doors: 1


Voltage: 240 Volts


Finish Type: Metallic


Brand Name: ‎ICECO


Model Info: ‎VL60


Item Weight: ‎55.1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎30.2 x 18.5 x 18.1 inches


Item model number: ‎VL60


Capacity: ‎63.4 Quarts


Noise: ‎45 dB


Installation Type: ‎Freestanding


Part Number: ‎VL60 Pro Single Zone


Form Factor: ‎Compact


Special Features: ‎Compact,Portable


Color: ‎Black


Voltage: ‎240 Volts


Door Hinges: ‎Reversible


Door Material Type: ‎Stainless Steel


Shelf Type: ‎Wire


Certification: ‎ETL


Material Type: ‎Steel


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Item Weight: ‎55.1 Pounds


Number Of Doors: ‎1


Date First Available: March 23, 2021


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The media could not be loaded. I tried using a Costway 55qt for about 3 years and although it was ok, I always had my eye on one of the Iceco “PRO” line products. That Iceco lid is GENIUS! Opens from either side. The Costway is a VERY inexpensive (compared to ARB) knock-off and might be ok as your first fridge. Even with the optional insulated cooler bag for the Costway, the dairy section got too warm (45+F) and the main section would sometimes freeze items. The indicated temp on the LCD display never came close to the temp inside the cooler. With trial-and-error and a BT thermometer and a second portable thermometer inside the fridge, I was able to get a mostly consistent 36 degrees. Enter the Iceco VL45ProS…with some surplus funds and circumstances (Prime Day sale) I finally pulled the trigger. The fridge arrived quicker than I expected and in perfect shape. The shipping box wasn’t damaged and the corners were fine. The fridge feels solid and heavier than it looks. I thought I wanted a dual zone but did not want the extra weight (and cost) and I already have a fridge slide that fits the VL45ProS (see quick note below). Quick note: in 2019, I bought on Amazon the Tuff Stuff 55QT fridge slide out. It fit the Costway with room to spare and has been perfectly functional. However, it is NOT wide enough to fit the VL45ProS, unless…you remove ALL 4 lower feet/corners. Initially kicking myself for not measuring this more closely, I decided for my application (mounted in a SUV on a dedicated fridge slide out) I did not see any issue removing the 4 protective feet/corners and mounting screws. If you want a slide out for this model, make sure you get one with inside dimensions that are at least 16 inches wide (16.25 to be safe). The 29.25 length of my slide out is not an issue. Removing the fridge from the box I heard the food basket rattle quite a bit and could tell this would make a lot of unnecessary noise. So, using ¼ inch rubber fuel hose, I cut 16, one-inch pieces. Then carefully cut a slit lengthwise so that the hose can be put on the thicker wire of the basket where it was contacting the wall. I am still able to lift and remove the basket and when the hose contacts the side, it just spins like a roller but stays in place on the wire. No more rattle! Since I already had a BT thermometer (SensorPush HT1) and Digital Indoor Thermometer (Accurite 00613) (bought both from Amazon), I didn’t need built-in functionality (Dometic or others). A built-in icemaker was also not on my must have list. I am hopeful that Iceco has made improvements over the past few years and that this will be a really great fridge. PROS (for me): Secop compressor with 5-year warranty Will operate at up to 40-degree incline/tilt AC plug is regular IEC (computer power cord) = no need for a special adapter/power module/brick Final Note: 12-volt sockets are not the most secure method to supply DC power to a fridge. No matter the fridge manufacturer they can get loose or come undone. If not having your food spoiled is important, then please consider where and how the power cable is routed and what is near it that may result in disconnection. Nothing will ruin a trip faster than a cooler that is off and no longer cooling (usually discovered after it is too late). Most vehicles turn OFF power to the 12-volt socket when the vehicle is OFF. Check your vehicle = never assume. 😊 Update on Issue: Lid Rattles I reached out to ICECO via email and they were prompt and easy to deal with. They sent a new lid as an attempt to resolve. I did confirm that it is not a redesign, but the same lid I already have. Excessive play in the latches and pivot pins are allowing for too much movement. Looking for the easiest fix, I applied 1/2 round adhesive "rubber feet" to all 4 corners of the fridge. The feet sit up about 1/8 of an inch high and fixed the issue seen in my attached video. ... show more
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Here's my long review of the VL75 Pro Dual. I have always wanted a fridge like this, and the timing was perfect when Iceco released this model. I've been using it constantly for about a month. I won't go into the basic features, you can read those on the website. --- Design On the double units like this one, either side will operate as fridge, freezer, or Off, in any combination. Each side power-cycles independently. The body width is 35 inches, but you may need up to 43 inches of clearance due the handles (see my minor gripe below). One side is 10 lbs heavier than the other. Or should I say 10 lbs lighter? This can actually work in your favor if your two-person team has a stronger/weaker member. Empty, I can easily pick this up and carry it out to my car by myself. Of course it has removable baskets, which makes transport that much easier. The lids are genius. Being able to open either side, or just lift straight off, makes things so much easier. They are light weight, but super solid. The interior is actual aluminum sheet metal, I would guess 20 - 24 gauge. It is NOT that aluminum foil covered foam. So it's durable. However, being aluminum, it is subject to corrosion from things like OJ, and the instructions warn against "high concentration" items, which translates to corrosive foods. So you want to bag your foods as needed. You could also put a catch tray in the bottom, or even find / make a half-height "basin." --- Cooling performance There are lots of variables, but generally it performs like your home fridge. It cools very quickly, and will easily freeze anything. On initial setup, it took about 20 minutes for the fridge to reach 36F, about 80 minutes for the freezer to reach 0F. I put some water bottles in the freezer size in the evening, and they were frozen solid in the morning. Over the month that I've been running it constantly, the freezer and fridge temps vary about the same as a home refrigerator due to normal compressor cycling. I have it loaded with frozen foods and refrigerated foods, and I have had zero problems. I took it on several trips, even to the desert, where it sat baking in the back of my SUV. I had it running off a portable power pack. Even with interior car temperatures above 100F, it didn't care. It just worked. Ice cold drinks in the hot desert are fantastic. --- Power - On Eco, it uses about 46 watts regardless of which side is on. - Max setting, 72 W if both sides are on, 66 W for either single side running. - Idle is 1.1 W, Off is 0.6 W, and lights use 0.5 W each. - No significant current surge at startup. There is about a 10% extra draw in the first minute or so, as the compressor gets up to speed. 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