- Hi, Kevin from Snowys Outdoors here,
And this is the myCOOLMAN CCP 96 litre
dual zone fridge freezer.
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This is a dual zone fridge freezer.
You can operate these zones independently.
Great for families or extended trips
and will operate on 12 volt, 24 volt and two 40 volt.
Now the fridge comes in at around about 35 kilos.
It is 96 litres total capacity.
It has an overall length of 91 centimetres.
You've got an overall width of 53 centimetres.
An overall height of 50 centimetres.
Now, if we open the lid up, the overall height of
from bottom to the top of the lid is approximately one metre
and we've got six centimetres of polyurethane insulation.
Now, if we look at the top of the fridge here,
you've got two strong lids with rubber pads.
You can sit on these quite easily.
It's a polypropylene casing with stainless steel as well.
Now there's nothing really on the sides on here,
just the vents for the compressor
and the same on the other side.
If we go around this end here you can see,
we have got a little adaptive plug,
an Air 1224 adaptive plug with a little plug.
You can pull that out, just make sure we don't lose it
cause there's no cable to it.
That goes back in there to keep the dust out.
Okay, now on this side of the fridge, first of all,
we've got a couple of stainless steel handles.
One for either end.
They're carrying quite strong.
You also have a little bottle opener under there.
Once again, same on the other side for opening your bottles.
You've got reinforced corners.
All four corners on this end and all four corners
on the other end as well.
Of course, down here, you've got your control panel
which I'll talk about in a minute.
Now, this is where you plug your power in.
You can see there's two sockets.
One for two 40 volt, one for 12 and 24.
Now this is the cable for your main's power.
You can see you've got three pin plug
with a socket on there, and this is the cable
for your 12 volt, 24 volt operation.
Cigarette lighter socket there, and a plug in there.
That one goes straight into there.
We're running on 12 or 24 volt and course,
this one goes straight into here.
We're running on your two 40 volt.
And of course you don't have them both running together.
Now you also have over here, a little override switch.
Now, if you have any problems with your control panel
and it's not operating, you can override that control
and that'll allow the compressor to run on full power
until it gets to a repair.
Now, you control the temperature of that stage
by turning the fridge on and off
so you don't freeze everything completely solid.
And normal operation goes back across to normal use.
Cause you also have the little USB port there
for charging your phone or whatever you want to
while you've got the thing plugged into power.
Okay, so let's have a look and see how these controls work.
So you've got your on/off switch here.
(beep)
So press that on.
You'll see it's turned on and it's showing the temperature
for each compartment.
We have a turbo button here.
I'll push that again.
I'll turn it off.
Push it, I'll turn it on.
The turbo increases the speed of the compressor
so that you can actually achieve your temperatures
much faster.
We'll turn it off for now.
Now you've got two temperatures zones.
We wanna change the temperature.
You push this button once
(beep)
and the side that's flashing.
You can alter it by going up or down.
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You wanna change it to the other side?
You push that button a second time.
You see that side's flashing.
So once again,
you can change the temperature there as well.
If you push this button again,
you go to Celsius or Fahrenheit,
depending which one you want.
The third time you go to medium.
This is battery protection.
So that's your medium level, low protection
and high protection.
And I'll explain what that is in a moment.
Go to your next phase.
You push that button again.
You've got your Bluetooth operation.
This is currently Bluetooth off.
If you push this button again, you go to Bluetooth on.
If you push this button here back a third time,
push that, you go back to your temperature settings.
You can see that currently it's flashing.
You wait till it stops flashing.
Now for the left hand compartment, if you wanna turn it off,
you wait, push the up button and hold it for three seconds.
You can see that's now turned off.
Turn it back on again.
You push the up button once again,
and it'll turn back on again.
You wanna do the right compartment?
Push the right hand button, the down button.
And once again you see it's turned off
and push it once again and it'll turn on.
So you can actually have both compartments either on or off.
Cause now it's gone back to its normal mode.
Those are the temperatures that are currently
inside the fridge.
Now I just wanna explain about battery protection.
You have low, medium and high.
Low is low battery protection.
High is high battery protection.
Low battery protection means it'll turn the fridge off
at a much lower voltage.
So it'll actually drain more out of your battery
For high protection, it'll turn the fridge off
at a much higher protection level, so it won't
draw as much out of your battery.
Medium of course is halfway in between.
Now that will depend on the size of your battery,
the quality of your battery, and whether it's full charged
or not, whether or not you use high, low or medium.
So let's have it look inside this fridge.
Now we have a total capacity of 96 litres.
Two compartments.
The small compartment has 41 litres
and the large compartment over there is 55 litres.
Now the dimensions of the small compartment is
35 centimetres that way, 40 centimetres that way
and 40 centimetres to the bottom,
but only 20 centimetres deep here.
That one over there is the same dimensions.
It is still 35 by 40, but it is 40 centimetres
all the way to the bottom.
It'll hold 136 cans of drink.
And of course, you've got this little flap on here.
You can lift that up
and hook it on .
A little bit stiff 'cause it's new.
And of course we can put nice tall bottles in there
all way to the bottom if you want to in that one,
or you can pop 'em all over on that side there,
if you want to.
Now these baskets are removable.
You can actually take the big basket out.
Ease of cleaning.
Best pop that down in here.
And we can take this basket out as well for cleaning.
But interestingly, if you wanted to you can also
pop that one over in there
so you can mix baskets around a little bit.
Now down the bottom of both of these compartments,
there's a drain plug.
You can see you just gotta pull it out,
allow it to drain if there's any moisture in there.
Same for this one over here.
And of course each compartment has an LED light as well.
Now I'll just show you the lids.
Now the lids can come off for ease of cleaning.
You see you've got stainer steel pins and hinges
on both of the lids to take the lid off.
You simply bend it over backwards.
It comes off quite easily.
And of course we can pop the lid straight back on.
Bit of a bump like that.
Close it back down again.
You can have the lids closing two different directions
if you want to, or both of them the same.
It doesn't really matter.
Now the compressor on this fridge
is a myCOOLMAN blue compressor.
It draws about 3.1 amps per hour
and it has a range of 12 or 24 volts.
Now you can get some accessories with these fridges,
of course.
You can buy a cover, which not only protects
the back of the outside of the fridge from dust and dirt,
but also adds an extra layer of insulation.
There's also a power pack.
Now this power pack can be charged at home.
You've got an inlet there,
you've got an outlet there that goes to your fridge,
and you've got your on/off control switch there.
Magnets on the back.
Very powerful.
And of course you can simply adhere that straight
onto the side of the fridge so it can run independently.
Now that's what we've got for you today from me
for the myCOOLMAN CCP 96 dual zone fridge freezer.
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