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July 2016

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Jobsite fridge/freezer Engel's refrigerator/freezers run off of 12-volt battery power, 110-volt AC house- hold current or solar panels by plugging into a cigarette lighter or auxiliary power outlet. They can also be powered by household current where AC power is available. The refrigerator/freezers are capable of lowering internal temperatures to 0 degrees Fahrenheit for frozen goods; for refrigeration, the temperature can be set at 38 degrees. The units feature a compressor-driven refrigeration system powered by a brushless swing motor that moves its piston up and down, starting slowly and moving only a few mil- limeters at first to draw minimal amps at startup. Engel, engel-usa.com 54 | Overdrive | July 2016 EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT In-ca b refrigerators Portable fridge/freezer Aervoe's Portable Fridge/Freezer has a cooler-style body designed for easier por- tability and is available in four sizes: 30, 37, 42 and 53 quarts. The unit features a low-wattage high-efficiency DC compressor, R134a refrigerant and 2-inch-thick thermal insulation foam engineered to maintain internal temperatures from -7 to 53 degrees Fahrenheit. An onboard LCD display reports the current and selected temperature for two internal compartments, with the largest compartment reach- ing the temperature selected and the smaller one being slightly warmer and operating as a refrigerator. Power is received from any 12- or 24-volt DC power supply or from the company's Sierra Wave Power Centers or Solar Collectors. Each unit also comes with a DC-to-AC power converter to plug the unit into a 120-volt AC electrical outlet. Other features include a removable freezer basket, an interior light and heavy-duty steel-reinforced handles. Aervoe Industries Inc., aervoe.com Mini fridge/warmer ASA's Advent REF12V 12-volt miniature refrigerator and warmer can be transported using a shoulder strap. It is powered by an adapter cable that plugs into a DC power outlet. The REF12V features thermoelectric cooling and heat- ing capabilities with a maximum cooling temperature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit and warming temperature of 140 degrees Fahrenheit. An LED indicator signals red for warming and blue for cooling. The 7.1-liter- capacity refrigerator does not require any ice and has an increased internal height to hold taller 20-ounce bottles. The unit can hold up to six 16.9-ounce bottles, four 20-ounce bottles or nine 12-ounce cans. The REF12V features a tray-style lid, weighs 6½ pounds and is 6.9 inches wide, 11.9 inches high and 13 inches deep. ASA Electronics, asaelectronics.com outlet. They can also be powered by household current where AC power is available. Fahrenheit for frozen goods; for refrigeration, the temperature can be set at 38 degrees. Fahrenheit for frozen goods; for refrigeration, the temperature can be set at 38 degrees. The units feature a compressor-driven refrigeration system powered by a brushless swing The units feature a compressor-driven refrigeration system powered by a brushless swing In-ca b refrigerators adapter cable that plugs into a DC power outlet. The REF12V features thermoelectric cooling and heat- ing the temperature selected and the smaller one being slightly warmer and operating as a refrigerator. Power is received from any 12- or 24-volt DC power supply or from the company's

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