12 or 24VDC fridge w/freezer

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Unique-...pressor-in-White-UGP-170L-W/306705246#overlay
Yes, Home Depot.

Unique UGP 170 l DC solar powered fridge/freezer allows you to enjoy the natural beauty and soundscapes of your surroundings without the never-ending whine and smell of a gas powered generator. Designed for optimal energy savings and easy, dependable use, this 170 L (6.0 cu. ft.) refrigerator boasts a DC Danfoss/Secop compressor and super-efficient insulation with simple effortless controls.

• Operation: DC Power, 12-Volt / 24-Volt - Danfoss/Secop compressor - the worlds leading DC compressor (2 year warranty)
• Total Watt. Hr. Draw (24-Volt DC): 520 Wh/ 24 hrs (set to -14C freezer/+4C fridge performance in a +25°C ambient)
• Total Amp. Hr. Draw (24-Volt DC): 19.8 Ah/ 24 hrs (set to -14°C freezer/+4°C fridge performance in a +25°C ambient)
• Power Consumption: 52 W on 12-Volt/24-Volt - Average Run Current: 4.3 Amp on 12-Volt and 2.2 Amp on 24-Volt; Fridge Temp. Range: -4°C to +10°C ; Freezer Temp. Range: -15°C to -6

They also sell a 10CU version
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Unique-...RCH=REC-_-pipsem-_-306705246-_-309208349-_-N&

 

thanks!

 

Higher voltage is better collection , less copper for power transfer ,
S

 

That is an expensive fridge. But interesting

 

Our slide-in camper is kaput. Repurposing the stove/oven in the cabin. Runs on ac or propane. Still deciding on whether to gear up for DC.

 

12v is for toys.

 

The market for these is small cabins and large RVs.

 

The DC draw is huge for the fridge , AC or LPG& LPG is the cheapest
This reply is for the Madmax Gent @madmax
Sloth

 

Kinda figured that. I really didn't think carefully before posting. We can do fine with propane fridge and stove. Hey, easier on me.

 

Was not pouncing Sir , just trying to help
S

 

Didn't think so sloth
I was referring to the work I had to do.
Max.