this isn't a review though... It's a promotional video. Anker clearly told him what to say in the video most of the footage and information is provided by Anker.
I am loving my 33L, so far. I have only had it going on three weeks now, but it has been a game changer. It fits beautifully in my Bronco, and has worked well for day trips, and overnight camping so far. Next test will be a four day camp trip later this month, but I have no doubts that it will perform as designed. I am glad that I waited for the release of this one as it will fit my need and desires perfectly.
That's great to hear. I have the 33L and the 43L version. The 33L is used for road trips, grocery shopping in Texas heat and around home. I use the 43L as a deep freezer for meat, fish and ice cream. I'm really happy with the EverFrost. I've driven about 5000 miles with the 33L strapped into the back seat of the truck with all of the bumps and vibration. No problems yet and it's worked flawlessly. I drive for the day, then park for the night, it uses about 30-60% of the battery over night depending on how long I'm parked, and then it recharges the next day while I drive. Pretty slick!
Anker says the 42 hours is at 77 degrees ambient temperature. I’d like a test at 95 degrees(F) I’m usually camping in the summer, so it’s rarely ever just 77 degrees out. Have you run any tests in hot weather with this?
I work at ups. Would this work in a rural route where there is a lot of dust? My truck bounces all over the area. And would it still function well in a hot area? Our cargo area gets as high as 120 degrees
I did some testing in my truck on hot days, the cooler stayed at the set point even when the truck was really hot inside. I would imagine they list the operating requirements in the manual, but I don't remember off the top of my head. Another factor to consider is storing the battery in these temperatures. You might want to contact them about the official temperature ranges that it's rated for.
Great review Scott! I too am interested in the longevity of the hinge, case, wheels, and mostly the compressor. This one has many nice features and I have had good luck with other Anker products. I was taught that you should not really move a compressor fridge around much so I wonder how the bouncing around on the wheels will affect it. I did buy a different brand 40 quart 120 Vac / 12Vdc compressor fridge for the back seat of my truck (I transport RVs) and so far it has held up great (one year in). I rarely move it around and I do leave it plugged in all the time. You can change the fuse position for the rear seat power outlet so it is hot all the time (which is what I did) and just plug the fridge into that but I like the idea that you are keeping both the battery bank and the fridge charged in your setup. My fridge draws 4 Watts when idle and 40 Watts when the compressor is running so I have never had any issues with it draining the Ram 2500 dual batteries even over long weekends not driven.
You can! Just plug it in using the socket in the bottom and it will run without the battery. I'm using one of mine as a deep freezer for food and keep the battery installed incase of a power outage, its been working well for a couple of months.
I don’t think that would be a good idea. The manual does say to not leave it in the rain. Also, the can see the control panel getting wet, along with the battery compartment. It would be nice if it was weather proof.
I don’t have exact measurements, but I’d say in the 30-35 hour range. I used it in my truck a few weeks ago when the outside temps were in the upper 80s and the truck was 90-100 and it held temperature fine. I didn’t calculate the percent/hour but it did great. Overall, I’m impressed with the cooler. We rolled it from the truck to our AirBnb and plugged it in. Then did the same thing on our way home.
A big market for these types of coolers are truckers. If they will last I would be interested 24/7. I know nothing about Anker. Who are they? Are they a new start up business?
That is an excellent point, I've found that i mostly use the coolers while going on road trips, its nice to have a portable fridge wherever we go, I can imagine that truckers would enjoy that too!
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this isn't a review though... It's a promotional video. Anker clearly told him what to say in the video most of the footage and information is provided by Anker.
My friend hooked me up with 4 of those,they work awesome!!!great for motorhomes,and camping,here in Texas is nice for camping!!
Love it… I’m buying this one… definitely… outstanding review amigo
I am loving my 33L, so far. I have only had it going on three weeks now, but it has been a game changer. It fits beautifully in my Bronco, and has worked well for day trips, and overnight camping so far. Next test will be a four day camp trip later this month, but I have no doubts that it will perform as designed. I am glad that I waited for the release of this one as it will fit my need and desires perfectly.
That's great to hear. I have the 33L and the 43L version. The 33L is used for road trips, grocery shopping in Texas heat and around home. I use the 43L as a deep freezer for meat, fish and ice cream. I'm really happy with the EverFrost.
I've driven about 5000 miles with the 33L strapped into the back seat of the truck with all of the bumps and vibration. No problems yet and it's worked flawlessly. I drive for the day, then park for the night, it uses about 30-60% of the battery over night depending on how long I'm parked, and then it recharges the next day while I drive. Pretty slick!
How is IT now? Anything new ?
These are great alternative to coolers.
We have one, but not by Anker. This is a great price with on board battery.
Thanks for the great review.
Thanks for the comment! We love ours and use it every day :)
Anker says the 42 hours is at 77 degrees ambient temperature. I’d like a test at 95 degrees(F) I’m usually camping in the summer, so it’s rarely ever just 77 degrees out. Have you run any tests in hot weather with this?
Scott and Sasha are the best! Look forward to each of their videos.
I work at ups. Would this work in a rural route where there is a lot of dust? My truck bounces all over the area. And would it still function well in a hot area? Our cargo area gets as high as 120 degrees
I did some testing in my truck on hot days, the cooler stayed at the set point even when the truck was really hot inside. I would imagine they list the operating requirements in the manual, but I don't remember off the top of my head.
Another factor to consider is storing the battery in these temperatures. You might want to contact them about the official temperature ranges that it's rated for.
Great review Scott! I too am interested in the longevity of the hinge, case, wheels, and mostly the compressor. This one has many nice features and I have had good luck with other Anker products.
I was taught that you should not really move a compressor fridge around much so I wonder how the bouncing around on the wheels will affect it. I did buy a different brand 40 quart 120 Vac / 12Vdc compressor fridge for the back seat of my truck (I transport RVs) and so far it has held up great (one year in). I rarely move it around and I do leave it plugged in all the time.
You can change the fuse position for the rear seat power outlet so it is hot all the time (which is what I did) and just plug the fridge into that but I like the idea that you are keeping both the battery bank and the fridge charged in your setup. My fridge draws 4 Watts when idle and 40 Watts when the compressor is running so I have never had any issues with it draining the Ram 2500 dual batteries even over long weekends not driven.
Any idea how long to charge the battery off 12vdc?
About 3 hours, give or take 15 minutes.
You guys must be enjoying all that room in the New 5er. Good review as always. More weather coming in the early morning so keep you eyes open.
Thanks for the heads up. I’ll keep an eye on the weather.
Add a solar panel for when the truck is not running and you get more time. Unplug from truck and add solar.
Very versatile. Putting that one on my wishlist.
What about towing through sand. Would that get onto the compressor?
I’ve done quite a bit of that, and it hasn’t seem to be a problem yet. A little bit of dust and debris doesn’t seem to hurt it at all.
Hi, can i run the fridge without the battery? i wonder why there is a additional socket under the battery plugs between the wheels.
You can! Just plug it in using the socket in the bottom and it will run without the battery.
I'm using one of mine as a deep freezer for food and keep the battery installed incase of a power outage, its been working well for a couple of months.
I just ordered the 43l. Debating if I should of just got the smaller unit.
Why won’t it let me click on anything on the website to buy one how do I put it in the cart
The current link goes to the crowd funding site.
shrsl.com/45dzr
And chose the powered cooler.
No where on the kick starter site states the brand of the compressor. Do you know who is the maker of the compressor?
Can you leave it outside in the rain overnight?
I don’t think that would be a good idea. The manual does say to not leave it in the rain. Also, the can see the control panel getting wet, along with the battery compartment.
It would be nice if it was weather proof.
Just curious as to how long it will run at 95 F?
I don’t have exact measurements, but I’d say in the 30-35 hour range. I used it in my truck a few weeks ago when the outside temps were in the upper 80s and the truck was 90-100 and it held temperature fine. I didn’t calculate the percent/hour but it did great.
Overall, I’m impressed with the cooler. We rolled it from the truck to our AirBnb and plugged it in. Then did the same thing on our way home.
@@Stonyboot Thanks. I have one on order from the Kickstarter campaign. Can't wait!!
Scott, when do we see the Kingstar ? I can't wait man ! 😢
Can I still use the promotional code??? today is June 16 2023
You’d have to try it, but I think that was for the kickstarter, which I believe is over.
Yeah, that's a bummer I'm just now seeing this. Love anker products and I'm in the market for a cooler/fridge like this. Seems like a no brainer
I want one for sure. My question is 45% off of what price?
I put the prices in the description. I didn’t have pricing at the time of recording.
EverFrost 30 = $439
EverFrost 40 = $469
EverFrost 50 = $569
Great review!!!!
Good presentation Scott and Sasha
hi scot n shasha🤚🤚🤚
good informative video
👋👋👌👌👌👌
Tried the link to site to buy and clicked on it nothing happened and it was unlocked
A big market for these types of coolers are truckers. If they will last I would be interested 24/7. I know nothing about Anker. Who are they? Are they a new start up business?
That is an excellent point, I've found that i mostly use the coolers while going on road trips, its nice to have a portable fridge wherever we go, I can imagine that truckers would enjoy that too!
is it li-on or lifepo4 battery?
Do you know of one that rain won’t bother it?
Hey where are you guys ?
Lying low. We’ve had a lot going on and had to take a break. I do have a couple of projects coming, but I’m not sure when I’ll get them posted.
@@Stonyboot Cool! Take it easy !
TAKE MY MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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EverFrost 30 = $439
EverFrost 40 = $469
EverFrost 50 = $569
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Your link won’t allow me to select the cooler option, you can get “details” but not purchase.
You're better off with a vevor Duel Fridge and Freezer 80 qt For 350 Battery not included.
Cost: $439 USD
$500+
I put the pricing in the description. It wasn’t available to me while recording and editing the video.
*Promo SM* 😪