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ARB Fridge 47 Quart Zero B Plug
$1,136.00
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$1,136.00
$1,136.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ARB
- SKU
- ARB10802442
- Manufacturer part number
- 10802442
- Category
- Interior Accessories › Fridges
- Shipping weight
- 61.8 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
If you are looking for a new way to keep the cans cold and your meals frozen, look no further than ARBs new Zero Fridge Freezer. Having both fridge and/or freezer space at the one time means you can travel for longer periods without restocking. Available in sizes including 47qt, 63qt, 73qt, and 101qt, the Zero Fridge Freezer can be installed in your car, camper, or trailer with ease thanks to the quick-release lid and front and rear DC inlets. For extra convenience, the fridge also features a front AC inlet for home or powered site connection and a handy USB outlet to charge your devices. The Zero Fridge Freezer has boost function for rapid cool down and anti-condensation technology to keep contents dry and at the temperature you need. For all your cooling and traveling needs, make sure you have the Zero Fridge Freezer along for the trip.
- Front AC Power Inlet For Quick Home Or Powered Site Connection
- Wireless Monitoring And Control Via Bluetooth-Enabled Devices
- Convenient USB Five-Volt 3000Ma Outlet For Charging Devices
- Dual DC Power Inlet At Ends For Customized Installations
- Versatile Removable Internal Basket System w/Provision
- Recessed Carry Handles With Integrated Tie-Down Points
- Quick-Release Lid With Non-Slip Glass/Bottle Provision
- Highly-Efficient/Variable-Speed Compressor
- Low Power Draw LED Interior Light
- Tough Durable Steel Outer Casing
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