The Unique 3 portable refrigerator allows you to use it in many different applications - of course on LPG for off-grid applications, but also 12V for use in the truck on the way to your cottage/camping. It can also be used on 110V, then when the power goes out, you still have refrigeration (using it on LPG).
Features and Benefits:
CSA Certified - Unique understands that certification is the badge of quality. Non certified appliances may void your cottage/house insurance, and are illegal in Canada. This particular product is certified under the portable gas-fired camping refrigerator standard.
3-Way Operation - With the ability to function on 110V/12V and LPG, this fridge can be used in a variety of applications. Whether camping, using at your cottage or keeping food cold on the way up, this fridge suits your different needs
Energy Sipper - The fridge only uses approx 0.7 lbs of propane per day...Think about it - a 20 lb LPG tank would last a month!
Side Handles - Side handles allow for ease of portability
Size - At 3.4 cu/ft, including a 0.4 cu/ft freezer, this model is large enough to put a fair bit of food/drinks into, but small enough to be portable.
Per the AINSI standard, this refrigerator is intended for use both indoors in adequately ventilated structures, and outdoors. However, the unit cannot be attached to a permanent gas line inside a residence.Please refer to relevant provincial/state codes.
Dimensions: (HxWxD) Unboxed: 31" x 20 1/4" x 23 3/4"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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