Portable freezer

[Mike3393]

Does anyone use one of these and if so what size/ where do you put it? I am think about the one from Home Depot they are make of metal. Had a metal dometic years ago with my 5er but it no longer works.

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Originally Posted by Mike3393

Does anyone use one of these and if so what size/ where do you put it? I am think about the one from Home Depot they are make of metal. Had a metal dometic years ago with my 5er but it no longer works.

I searched "portable freezer" on the Home Depot website. The search resulted in many examples of "portable ice maker". Not seeing the freezer you mention.

[Scrapper]

3.0 cf is the smallest I've seen. It's 32.1" H x 20.3" W x 22.2" D, weighs 60.6#
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Magic-Ch...-206205672-_-N

[Mike3393]

The brand is whynter, it has the 12v option. I know several big rig drivers who use them. Was curious as to location in my sunseeker.

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Originally Posted by Mike3393

The brand is whynter, it has the 12v option. I know several big rig drivers who use them. Was curious as to location in my sunseeker.

It is on the Home Depot website.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Whynter-...-65G/202555698

[Hoglou]

We use a120 volt ice maker/freezer that does it venting from the front lower end. It is in the rear bay, plumbed to the water tank. We either make ice via the genny about an hour out from camp, or pack it and run the genny about 20 minutes every couple of hours. It has about 1.5 cubic ft storage.

[Kevin & Judy]

We have had an Engle unit for 10 years. it works on 12v or 110v switches automatically. It works great , Have never had a problem with it, Very low amp draw on the 12v side.