2 cu. ft. 62 Qt. Dual Zone Portable Freezer in Gray

Hi I just found the 12 volt section of my cord is broken and needs a replacement,, is it possible to order that cord

Perfect portable fridge appliance for solar application.. the compressor takes little elec. to start and 55 watts when running ...keeps perfect temps with digital display... that milk was nice and cold same with the beer.. plenty of room too. The doors being on the top keeps the heavy cold air in with out escaping so design is more efficient. You'll love the LED lights inside so no need for the flash light to see what ur grabbing. I love it! Works as expected

April 22, 2017: I just returned from a week long trip to Death Valley with the Whynter FM-62DZ. I am very pleased with this Refrigerator/Freezer overall. I slept in our VW Vanagon, with the unit at my feet; it was quiet when running and never disturbed my sleep. I had the larger compartment set to 42 degrees for fruit, vegetables, and cold-cuts of meat; all remained cold and fresh. The smaller compartment kept ice cream frozen, set to 15 degrees. The interior lights in the unit are great! The FM-62DZ was subjected to some mild off-roading conditions, and didn't have any problems with the bouncing and vibration. I had a combination of solar panels and auxiliary battery so I was not running it of of the van's starter battery. My primary dislike for the unit was lack of any provision to anchor it to the floor, other than the carrying handles. Other brands of portable refrigerators (such as the much more expensive ARB or Engel) have specifically designed threaded holes in the base for mounting. I removed the feet of the FM-62DZ, and fabricated mounting brackets for it to mount to a plywood plate anchored to the van's floor. Also, I fabricated an insulated pad for the top of the unit, to keep more of the cold in, and to male the top more comfortable for sitting. My rating would of been 5 stars, if better mounting options were provided; I'm going to say 4.5 stars!

Has performed as advertised. Exactly what I needed.

Back in early 2015 I installed this unit in a cruising boat. It's built into some cabinetry which Whynter doesn't recommend. I made allowances for ventilation around the back of the unit (where the compressor lives). My boat is also air conditioned and doesn't get hotter than 70 degrees on the hottest summer days. I believe this has helped the unit as it runs less than it might with hotter ambient air temperatures. Mounted on heavy duty stainless steel locking slides the unit is out of the way when stored and slides out into a center aisle when needed. The power consumption is quite low and this unit can operate for a couple of days easily on a 200 Ah deep cycle battery bank. Leaving it on overnight in a car should not be an issue. The dual voltage allows you the flexibility of running the unit off of an inverter or line current during the day. If you shut down your inverter at night the unit will automatically switch over to your DC source. A Honda EU1000i inverter generator, a 40 amp three stage battery charger and a couple of 105 Amp hour deep cycle batteries is a great set up for this unit. Add a small inverter and you'll be able to run other AC only loads but the Whynter will run either way. It's quiet. I can hear a little compressor noise while in my berth but it's not objectionable. IMO this unit is superior to some very expensive "marine" refrigerator/freezers installed as original equipment in a lot of boats. I'm not a high speed boat do this unit doesn't get jarred around a lot. It has been out in some fairly big seas however and never had a problem as we rolled around 30 degrees or so from vertical. Overall I'd recommend this unit. It's done it's job, been reliable and trouble free.

I purchased the FM-62DZ in late 2014 and installed it in a cruising boat in the spring of 2015. It's built into a cabinet and is accessed via heavy duty stainless steel slides. The unit can run on AC while I'm docked and DC while underway or at anchor. It has performed flawlessly and I would highly recommend it. It's reasonably energy efficient, quiet and simple to maintain.

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Dc craws ALOT of power on 1 battery. But great for off road

The Whynter kept everything frozen and refrigerated and operated fine plugged into the cigarette lighter i just kept the vehicle running. My only regret is not purchasing the larger unit. MJ

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