EvaKool fridge/freezers

Take a look at the National Luna range.
I looked at different fridges for a long time and decided on the National Luna 74l dual zone.

The things I like about it are seperate temperature controls for each of the 2 zones, (I use it at 2 degrees for drinks and most food etc and 8 degrees for greens), but you can have freezer/freezer, freezer /fridge and fridge /fridge, it is very stable with the temperatures, there are seperate doors for the 2 zones and it has very low current draw. It draws about 1AH on average as a fridge and about 1.8 as a freezer. ( Waeco and Engle use about 4 for their large fridges). The baskets are pretty cool too ( 1 goes go half way down then there is another below).

When I am on a short trip I turn one half off and use it as storage, same at the end of a trip.

I was expensive but I am super happy and get about 3 days out of the battery without moving.

Evacool would have been my second choice but I heard a few reliability issues, and like the others you cant seperately control the 2 zones, though I believe their service is great.

Hi Nobby,
I have an Evakool RFB85 Fridge/Freezer and B110 Icebox.Both work extremely well.The fridge draws on an average 2.5amps on setting 8 which keeps frozen food frozen and the other side keeps everything else at between 2/4 deg.depending on opening etc.The icebox keeps 5x2litre milk bottles of frozen brine mix frozen for 4 days and the contents cold for up to 9 days.Whatever you buy make sure you load only cold stuff into it and only open it when you know what it is you want out.We have had both for 12 months and recommend them based on our experience.Cheers Snake and Josie

I've had my Eva Kool for 8 years now and it has been great, frezzes down to -15 in the hottest weather. Fits nicely under the ute lid too.

Had a great run with my Evakool fridge, no probs at all, had for 4 years now.

GB

Only drawback is the rubber handles need replacing regularly if you use it all the time.

G'day
We have one of the yellow Evakool Fridgemate range and would buy the product again
The white fibreglass range is more expensive but the insulation is a bit better
I have found I can regulate or rather vary the second compartment temprature for a given setting on control just by packing up the divider with a bit of folded cardboard, just experiment a bit and of course use a suitable thermometer
The Evakools have no fancy electronic controls for desired temp. but it is one less thing that can fail and leave the food rotten and the beer warm
Garryk

Hi all thanks for the advise ,great help

nobby