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title: "ICECO APL35 12 Volt Car Refrigerator, 37 Quart (35 Liter) Light Duty Aluminum 12V Portable Fridge Freezer, SECOP Nano Compressor, -4℉~68℉, 12/24V DC, 100-240V AC for Outdoor, Camping, RV, Truck, Boat"
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# Dual 12/24V DC & 100-240V AC power Whisper-quiet 32dB noise level Ultra-wide -4℉ to 68℉ range ICECO APL35 12 Volt Car Refrigerator, 37 Quart (35 Liter) Light Duty Aluminum 12V Portable Fridge Freezer, SECOP Nano Compressor, -4℉~68℉, 12/24V DC, 100-240V AC for Outdoor, Camping, RV, Truck, Boat

**Brand:** iceco
**Price:** B/.1565
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## Summary

> ❄️ Chill smarter, travel lighter — the ICECO APL35 keeps your cool on every journey!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ICECO APL35 12 Volt Car Refrigerator, 37 Quart (35 Liter) Light Duty Aluminum 12V Portable Fridge Freezer, SECOP Nano Compressor, -4℉~68℉, 12/24V DC, 100-240V AC for Outdoor, Camping, RV, Truck, Boat by iceco
- **How much does it cost?** B/.1565 with free shipping
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## Best For

- iceco enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted iceco brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Silent Road Companion:** Ultra-quiet 32dB SECOP Nano compressor ensures peaceful sleep and zero distractions on the go.
- • **Lightweight Durability:** Robust aluminum build weighs just 32 lbs—portable toughness that resists rust and corrosion.
- • **Power Anywhere, Anytime:** Seamlessly switch between 12/24V DC in vehicles and 100-240V AC at campsites or homes.
- • **Versatile Cooling Mastery:** From icy -4℉ freezes to fresh 68℉ chills, tailor your temp with dual-zone control for ultimate flexibility.
- • **Trusted Support & Longevity:** Backed by 5 years of compressor tech support and local assistance, your adventure gear is future-proofed.

## Overview

The ICECO APL35 is a 37-quart portable car refrigerator featuring a compact, whisper-quiet SECOP Nano compressor with a wide temperature range from -4℉ to 68℉. Its lightweight aluminum construction ensures durability and corrosion resistance, while dual-zone temperature control offers flexible cooling modes. Compatible with 12/24V DC and 100-240V AC power sources, it’s perfect for outdoor adventures, camping, RVs, trucks, and boats. Supported by 5 years of technical assistance, it’s engineered for reliable, long-lasting performance.

## Description

ICECO APL35 37 quart car refrigerator with SECOP Nano compressor, the Nano compressor is small in size and noiseless, you don't have to worry about noise. APL35 portable refrigerator weighs only 32 pounds, easy to carry.

Review: Looks old school - I’m happy with this cooler . Quiet , cools quickly the app is easy to use . Has an old school 60’s look . Two zones , beer on one side ice cream on the other life couldn’t be better
Review: The Best 37-Qt Dual-Zone Fridge Freezer at this Price - This review is for a black ICECO APL35 fridge freezer. I paid $607.20 + tax during a 2026 Labor Day Sale at desertcart. However, the seller was the manufacturer, ICECO. They shipped it free via FedEx. The unit arrived safely and ahead of schedule. My wife and I wanted a modest-size fridge freezer for off-road trips in our 2-door Jeep JK Wrangler Rubicon (with the rear seat removed). We also wanted to be able to use it to transport frozen and refrigerated foods from the grocery store to our home during hot summer months. We chose this model because: (1) the APL35 is very efficient and will run a long time off battery power or from a modest solar system, (2) the APL35 is light weight so we can carry it without too much strain, and (3) the APL35 is super quiet and will not add to the noise. We also liked that each chamber has an LED light to illuminate its interior in the dark. And we liked the 5-year warranty for their SECOP compressor. The APL series is ICECO's light-weight series. Our APL35 has the small "Nano" version of the SECOP compressor. This is a big reason why the APL35 weighs only 32 lbs and makes only 32 dB of sound when the compressor and fan are running in MAX mode (only 30 dB in ECO mode). It is also super efficient, sipping just 0.381 KW/h (kilowatts per hour) when the compressor and fan are running. This is about half the power consumption of cheaper units from other manufacturers. (Note: The "standard" SECOP compressor in the larger 40-quart ICECO JP40 ProS is even more efficient at 0.323 KW/h but it adds 6.4 lbs to the weight and you have only one zone.) Another reason for the APL35's efficiency is its excellent insulation, aluminum outer casing and the thick seal of its lid. We saw a review on HOBOTECH (YouTube) of the APL35 where the energy consumption was tested during a cool night and during a hot day with the unit sitting in direct sunlight. There was almost no difference in the energy consumption between day or night, shade or sunlight. This was astonishing. I tested our APL35 with an ICECO PB250 power station (250 Wh). I set the left (larger) chamber of our APL35 to 0°F and the right (smaller) chamber to 37°F. The APL35 Mode was set to "MAX" and the ambient temperature outside was about 80°F. The PB250 ran our new APL35 for 8.5 hours and went from 100% to 12% during that time. I turned off the PB250 at 12% in order to avoid running its Li-ion battery down too far. The fact that a small power station like the PB250 can run the APL35 for 8.5 hours with the large chamber set as a 0°F freezer is impressive. This was a worse-case scenario because most of the time we will probably use the smaller chamber as a freezer rather than the larger chamber. Another thing that impressed us was that the PB250 has a magnet in its bottom so you can mount it magnetically to any ferrous steel surface. It is even rubberized on the bottom to prevent scratching whatever you afix it to. Well, the APL35 has an aluminum case so the magnet should not stick ... but it did! Evidently, ICECO manufactured the APL35 with some ferrous steel plating underneath the aluminum skin so the PB250 can be easily mounted to it. However, this appears to be true only for the sides because the magnet would not stick to the lid. We plan to purchase a second PB250 so we will have two for longer trips when there isn't room for a full-size power station. Now for the dislikes... (1) The printed user manual has good illustrations but the English text is not good and there are many errors. Plus, there is missing information such as how to turn off bluetooth if you don't want it advertising your APL35 to nearby thieves. Or how much weight you can safely place on top of the closed lid (we have seen promotional photos from ICECO showing a heavy PB1000 power station on top as well as a person sitting on the top as if it were a seat). Fortunately the bluetooth transceiver can be turned off from the Settings menu (when you long-press the gear-shaped Setting button for 2 seconds it begins at the Mode setting (MAX or ECO), quick press the Setting button again for the Battery Protection setting (LOW, MED or HIGH), quick press the Setting button again for the Temperature units (Fahrenheit or Celsius), then quick press the Setting button one last time for the Bluetooth setting (ON or OFF). Use the +/– buttons to advance to the next setting. The bluetooth indicator will flash on when bluetooth is turned on and the indicator will be off when bluetooth is turned off. After you've made any changes, just wait 5 or more seconds and the APL35 will automatically exit the Settings menu and implement all changes. As for the max weight that you can put on the lid, I think "very little". Remember, a primary design goal for the APL series is being light weight—not super strong. The lid has a very thin aluminum outer shell and, according to the marketing poop, the interior is filled with some kind of "vacuum insulation" which probably does not provide structural support. And, even if the lid were strong enough to support a couple of hundred pounds, what about its rubber seal? So my recommendation is to ignore the silly promo photos and do not place anything heavy on top of any APL fridge freezer. (2) The power receptacle is mounted on the right side (as you face the front of the APL35) below the control panel and it is located at the very bottom near the floor. This receptacle is keyed so a plug can only be inserted one way—it cannot be rotated to any other direction. For this reason, ICECO provides a 12-V power cable with the APL35 that has a special version of the plug that makes a 90° turn sideways toward the right. The problem is that almost nobody else has this plug. Most of the 12-V power cables that use this type of plug make a 90° turn down. The short 12-V cord that came with ICECO's own PB250 power station has the standard plug that turns down and it cannot be used with the APL35 any time the fridge freezer is sitting on a flat surface or floor. The common down-turned plug can't be used with the APL35 because the floor is in the way!!! So you will have to do what we did and use the 8-foot 12-V power cable that came with the APL35 and use it to connect to the PB250 mounted just inches away. And you'll have to manage all that extra cable by coiling it and securing it with a wire tie of some sort. (3) The Battery Protection feature cannot be turned off. It has only three settings: LOW, MED or HIGH. These settings seem to be designed only for lead batteries (flooded lead-acid and AGM). What setting should be used when connected to a Li-ion battery which, unlike lead-acid and AGM batteries, holds its voltage level while being drained? And there is no battery to protect when you are powering the APL35 from its AC adapter. Therefore, it seems that the Battery Protection feature needs an "OFF" setting. In spite of the above issues, I am still very excited to own the APL35 and I'm rating it 5-stars because it truly is the best in its size and price range. It is the most efficient, lightest and quietest 37-quart fridge freezer! It is my recommendation to anyone looking for a similar portable fridge freezer.

## Features

- [Technical Support] For compressors, ICECO provides 5 years of technical assistance, and for accessories, it provides 1 year of support. It also provides telephonic support and local support after you get it.
- [32dB Low Noise] The truck freezer is designed to run with low noise to make sure you have a good sleep after long driving.
- [SECOP Nano Compressor] This 12v freezer Cooling range from -4°F to 68°F(-20℃~20℃) to meet all your freezing or refrigeration need. MAX mode for fast cooling and ECO mode for energy saving. With the SECOP smallest compressor, it weighs only 32 lbs, but is very consistent in performance.
- [Light Duty Aluminum] The RV fridge/freezer main body and lid constructed from Aluminum. Sturdy aluminum construction offers long-lasting durability, not easy to rust and corrode.
- [Dual-Zone Temperature Control] The ICECO APL35 12V Car Refrigerator offers easy dual-zone settings via a user-friendly panel: fridge/freezer, freezer/fridge, or single-mode operation for ultimate flexibility.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0D73QHDTV |
| Additional Features | Portable |
| Adjustable Temperature Control | Yes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #258,097 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #173 in Car Refrigerators |
| Brand | ICECO |
| Brand Name | ICECO |
| Capacity | 37 Quarts |
| Color | Silver |
| Colour | Silver |
| Compressor Type | rotary_scroll |
| Configuration | Compact Side-by-Side |
| Cooling Method | Compressor |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 136 Reviews |
| Defrost System Type | Manual |
| Door Material Type | Aluminum |
| Finish Types | Chrome |
| Form Factor | Side By Side |
| Freezer Capacity | 8 Liters |
| Fresh Food Capacity | 37 Quarts |
| Has Convertible Freezer | Yes |
| Installation Type | Freestanding |
| Inverter Type | No Inverter |
| Is Customizable? | No |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Is Product Cordless | No |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 68.6D x 36.6W x 39.9H centimeters |
| Manufacturer | Guangdong ICECO Enterprise Co.,Ltd |
| Manufacturer Part Number | APL35 |
| Model Name | APL35 |
| Model Number | APL35 |
| Number of Doors | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Sections | 2 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product dimensions | 68.6D x 36.6W x 39.9H centimeters |
| Refrigerant | R1234yf |
| Refrigerator Net Capacity | 30 Liters |
| Shelf Type | Wire |
| Size | 35 Liter |
| Special features | Portable |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ICECO
- **Capacity:** 37 Quarts
- **Colour:** Silver
- **Configuration:** Compact Side-by-Side
- **Product dimensions:** 68.6D x 36.6W x 39.9H centimeters

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Looks old school
*by J***M on 22 December 2024*

I’m happy with this cooler . Quiet , cools quickly the app is easy to use . Has an old school 60’s look . Two zones , beer on one side ice cream on the other life couldn’t be better

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Best 37-Qt Dual-Zone Fridge Freezer at this Price
*by D***S on 17 September 2026*

This review is for a black ICECO APL35 fridge freezer. I paid $607.20 + tax during a 2026 Labor Day Sale at Amazon. However, the seller was the manufacturer, ICECO. They shipped it free via FedEx. The unit arrived safely and ahead of schedule. My wife and I wanted a modest-size fridge freezer for off-road trips in our 2-door Jeep JK Wrangler Rubicon (with the rear seat removed). We also wanted to be able to use it to transport frozen and refrigerated foods from the grocery store to our home during hot summer months. We chose this model because: (1) the APL35 is very efficient and will run a long time off battery power or from a modest solar system, (2) the APL35 is light weight so we can carry it without too much strain, and (3) the APL35 is super quiet and will not add to the noise. We also liked that each chamber has an LED light to illuminate its interior in the dark. And we liked the 5-year warranty for their SECOP compressor. The APL series is ICECO's light-weight series. Our APL35 has the small "Nano" version of the SECOP compressor. This is a big reason why the APL35 weighs only 32 lbs and makes only 32 dB of sound when the compressor and fan are running in MAX mode (only 30 dB in ECO mode). It is also super efficient, sipping just 0.381 KW/h (kilowatts per hour) when the compressor and fan are running. This is about half the power consumption of cheaper units from other manufacturers. (Note: The "standard" SECOP compressor in the larger 40-quart ICECO JP40 ProS is even more efficient at 0.323 KW/h but it adds 6.4 lbs to the weight and you have only one zone.) Another reason for the APL35's efficiency is its excellent insulation, aluminum outer casing and the thick seal of its lid. We saw a review on HOBOTECH (YouTube) of the APL35 where the energy consumption was tested during a cool night and during a hot day with the unit sitting in direct sunlight. There was almost no difference in the energy consumption between day or night, shade or sunlight. This was astonishing. I tested our APL35 with an ICECO PB250 power station (250 Wh). I set the left (larger) chamber of our APL35 to 0°F and the right (smaller) chamber to 37°F. The APL35 Mode was set to "MAX" and the ambient temperature outside was about 80°F. The PB250 ran our new APL35 for 8.5 hours and went from 100% to 12% during that time. I turned off the PB250 at 12% in order to avoid running its Li-ion battery down too far. The fact that a small power station like the PB250 can run the APL35 for 8.5 hours with the large chamber set as a 0°F freezer is impressive. This was a worse-case scenario because most of the time we will probably use the smaller chamber as a freezer rather than the larger chamber. Another thing that impressed us was that the PB250 has a magnet in its bottom so you can mount it magnetically to any ferrous steel surface. It is even rubberized on the bottom to prevent scratching whatever you afix it to. Well, the APL35 has an aluminum case so the magnet should not stick ... but it did! Evidently, ICECO manufactured the APL35 with some ferrous steel plating underneath the aluminum skin so the PB250 can be easily mounted to it. However, this appears to be true only for the sides because the magnet would not stick to the lid. We plan to purchase a second PB250 so we will have two for longer trips when there isn't room for a full-size power station. Now for the dislikes... (1) The printed user manual has good illustrations but the English text is not good and there are many errors. Plus, there is missing information such as how to turn off bluetooth if you don't want it advertising your APL35 to nearby thieves. Or how much weight you can safely place on top of the closed lid (we have seen promotional photos from ICECO showing a heavy PB1000 power station on top as well as a person sitting on the top as if it were a seat). Fortunately the bluetooth transceiver can be turned off from the Settings menu (when you long-press the gear-shaped Setting button for 2 seconds it begins at the Mode setting (MAX or ECO), quick press the Setting button again for the Battery Protection setting (LOW, MED or HIGH), quick press the Setting button again for the Temperature units (Fahrenheit or Celsius), then quick press the Setting button one last time for the Bluetooth setting (ON or OFF). Use the +/– buttons to advance to the next setting. The bluetooth indicator will flash on when bluetooth is turned on and the indicator will be off when bluetooth is turned off. After you've made any changes, just wait 5 or more seconds and the APL35 will automatically exit the Settings menu and implement all changes. As for the max weight that you can put on the lid, I think "very little". Remember, a primary design goal for the APL series is being light weight—not super strong. The lid has a very thin aluminum outer shell and, according to the marketing poop, the interior is filled with some kind of "vacuum insulation" which probably does not provide structural support. And, even if the lid were strong enough to support a couple of hundred pounds, what about its rubber seal? So my recommendation is to ignore the silly promo photos and do not place anything heavy on top of any APL fridge freezer. (2) The power receptacle is mounted on the right side (as you face the front of the APL35) below the control panel and it is located at the very bottom near the floor. This receptacle is keyed so a plug can only be inserted one way—it cannot be rotated to any other direction. For this reason, ICECO provides a 12-V power cable with the APL35 that has a special version of the plug that makes a 90° turn sideways toward the right. The problem is that almost nobody else has this plug. Most of the 12-V power cables that use this type of plug make a 90° turn down. The short 12-V cord that came with ICECO's own PB250 power station has the standard plug that turns down and it cannot be used with the APL35 any time the fridge freezer is sitting on a flat surface or floor. The common down-turned plug can't be used with the APL35 because the floor is in the way!!! So you will have to do what we did and use the 8-foot 12-V power cable that came with the APL35 and use it to connect to the PB250 mounted just inches away. And you'll have to manage all that extra cable by coiling it and securing it with a wire tie of some sort. (3) The Battery Protection feature cannot be turned off. It has only three settings: LOW, MED or HIGH. These settings seem to be designed only for lead batteries (flooded lead-acid and AGM). What setting should be used when connected to a Li-ion battery which, unlike lead-acid and AGM batteries, holds its voltage level while being drained? And there is no battery to protect when you are powering the APL35 from its AC adapter. Therefore, it seems that the Battery Protection feature needs an "OFF" setting. In spite of the above issues, I am still very excited to own the APL35 and I'm rating it 5-stars because it truly is the best in its size and price range. It is the most efficient, lightest and quietest 37-quart fridge freezer! It is my recommendation to anyone looking for a similar portable fridge freezer.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great fridge/freezer — just understand the power demands of dual-zone use
*by J***H on 7 October 2026*

I’ve had a chance to use and test the ICECO APL35 pretty extensively now, including on camping trips and outdoors in very hot summer temperatures, and overall I’m very happy with it. One of the biggest reasons I purchased it was the dual-zone capability. I wanted to be able to keep regular refrigerated food on one side while actually keeping frozen food frozen on the other, rather than just using it as a cooler. It has absolutely been capable of doing that. I’ve run the refrigerator around 37°F and the freezer around 5°F, and I’ve seen the actual temperatures get down to approximately 33°F and 3°F respectively. I also really like that the compressor cycles completely off once the temperatures are satisfied. While actively cooling, I generally see roughly 25–40 watts of power consumption depending on conditions, but it isn’t continuously pulling that amount. My biggest learning curve has been power consumption. I use mine with an Anker SOLIX C1000, and maintaining a refrigerator AND a true freezer outdoors in 90+ degree weather can use a significant amount of battery over a long weekend. I initially expected better runtime, but after testing it more, I realized ambient temperature, how often you open it, whether the food starts cold/frozen, MAX vs. ECO mode, and whether you’re trying to maintain freezer temperatures all make a substantial difference. My routine now is to pre-cool it at home on AC power, load it with food that is already cold or frozen, run it from my vehicle while driving, and then switch to ECO mode on my power station once I’m at camp. That works much better than expecting the power station to cool everything from scratch. Build quality is one of my favorite things about the APL35. It feels like a genuinely premium piece of camping equipment rather than a cheap electric cooler. I also really appreciate being able to independently control the two compartments. If I no longer need a freezer later in a trip, I can raise that compartment to refrigerator temperatures and reduce the workload. If I had one criticism, it would be that I think buyers should have realistic expectations about power consumption when using one compartment as a freezer in very hot weather. That’s not necessarily a fault of the APL35—it takes energy to maintain single-digit temperatures when it’s over 90°F outside—but it’s something worth considering when choosing the size of your power station or solar setup. Overall, I’m very satisfied with the APL35. It has performed the actual job I bought it for extremely well, and after learning how to manage it efficiently, it has become one of the most useful pieces of equipment in my camping setup. If you want a real portable refrigerator/freezer rather than essentially an electric cooler, I would recommend it.

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