DividingCreek
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I was approached by a board member here to sell my fridge and since I have used it three weekends in the past three years I decided to let it go. Unfortunately that member evaporated into the woodwork. Fridge is priced @ $700.
This is an $8500+unit. I bought it new in the box from the goverment. It is built into a hardigg case and has two batteries that it can run 24 hrs on in freezer mode or all weekend in fridge mode. In my opinion this is the ultimate overlander unit if you have a full size rig or trailer. The fridge weighs 140lbs so once loaded moving it around requires a second person. I have all the stuff that came with the fridge still in the bubble wrap, the manuals in print as well as on cd, an ac power cord, and a dc power cord. The fridge has its own battery charger so when its plugged in to a power source it charges the batteries. So for instance if you had this in your rig on a switched dc circuit it would charge while the rig was running and then run off its own batteries when the rig is turned off so no battery drain on your rig.
Here is information from the manufacturer's site. The AcuTemp AX56L (formerly HemaCool® ) mobile refrigerated unit is designed to safely store and transport temperature sensitive blood, plasma, vaccines and other pharmaceuticals under the harshest environmental conditions. This versatile insulated shipper precisely maintains stable and accurate temperatures with dual setting capability for +4°C (+44°F) (refrigeration) or -20°C (-22°F) (freezer) operation. Its ergonomic, rugged design makes the AcuTemp AX56L ideal for delivering lifesaving medical supplies quickly and safely to the point of need, whether in a mobile hospital or in the battlefield.
Product Features
•Rugged design meets military standards and withstands rigors of commercial transportation
•Multiple power options provide global compatibility and temperature assurance
•Forced air convection for fast, uniform cooling
•Equipped with heater functionality for operation in low ambient temperatures (<1°C)
•Data logging technology provides performance data and confirmation of payload temperature
Product Specifications
Payload Volume: 56.6 liters (2 ft3)
Payload Dimensions (H x W x L): 33.0 cm x 35.6 cm x 45.7 cm
(13 in x 14 in x 18 in)
External Dimensions (H x W x L): 57.9 cm x 58.9 cm x 99.6 cm
(22.8 in x 23.2 in x 39.2 in)
Tare Weight: 65.9 kg (145.0 lb)
A video on the unit http://www.acutemp.com/sites/acutemp.com/files/AX56L_medium.wmv
I replaced the batteries on this unit just because I wasn't sure what their shelf life is and wanted it to be 100% readyto go @ any time. Here's a picture of the display screen taken today ATTACH=CONFIG]140886[/ATTACH]
I got a shipping quote to Denver from Fedex ground and it was $122. As long as the prospective buyer is willing to pick up from a fedex location cost is reasonable.
If interested please email me doug@dividingcreekimports.com please don't pm me as I don't check this forum regularly and I'm cross posting this unit on a couple of other forums and want to be fair to the first interested party.
This is an $8500+unit. I bought it new in the box from the goverment. It is built into a hardigg case and has two batteries that it can run 24 hrs on in freezer mode or all weekend in fridge mode. In my opinion this is the ultimate overlander unit if you have a full size rig or trailer. The fridge weighs 140lbs so once loaded moving it around requires a second person. I have all the stuff that came with the fridge still in the bubble wrap, the manuals in print as well as on cd, an ac power cord, and a dc power cord. The fridge has its own battery charger so when its plugged in to a power source it charges the batteries. So for instance if you had this in your rig on a switched dc circuit it would charge while the rig was running and then run off its own batteries when the rig is turned off so no battery drain on your rig.
Here is information from the manufacturer's site. The AcuTemp AX56L (formerly HemaCool® ) mobile refrigerated unit is designed to safely store and transport temperature sensitive blood, plasma, vaccines and other pharmaceuticals under the harshest environmental conditions. This versatile insulated shipper precisely maintains stable and accurate temperatures with dual setting capability for +4°C (+44°F) (refrigeration) or -20°C (-22°F) (freezer) operation. Its ergonomic, rugged design makes the AcuTemp AX56L ideal for delivering lifesaving medical supplies quickly and safely to the point of need, whether in a mobile hospital or in the battlefield.
Product Features
•Rugged design meets military standards and withstands rigors of commercial transportation
•Multiple power options provide global compatibility and temperature assurance
•Forced air convection for fast, uniform cooling
•Equipped with heater functionality for operation in low ambient temperatures (<1°C)
•Data logging technology provides performance data and confirmation of payload temperature
Product Specifications
Payload Volume: 56.6 liters (2 ft3)
Payload Dimensions (H x W x L): 33.0 cm x 35.6 cm x 45.7 cm
(13 in x 14 in x 18 in)
External Dimensions (H x W x L): 57.9 cm x 58.9 cm x 99.6 cm
(22.8 in x 23.2 in x 39.2 in)
Tare Weight: 65.9 kg (145.0 lb)
A video on the unit http://www.acutemp.com/sites/acutemp.com/files/AX56L_medium.wmv
I replaced the batteries on this unit just because I wasn't sure what their shelf life is and wanted it to be 100% readyto go @ any time. Here's a picture of the display screen taken today ATTACH=CONFIG]140886[/ATTACH]
I got a shipping quote to Denver from Fedex ground and it was $122. As long as the prospective buyer is willing to pick up from a fedex location cost is reasonable.
If interested please email me doug@dividingcreekimports.com please don't pm me as I don't check this forum regularly and I'm cross posting this unit on a couple of other forums and want to be fair to the first interested party.
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