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Dometic ACX3 40 G Combicool Camping 3 Way Fridge 12volt Mains Gas

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£339.95 (Inc. VAT )
£283.29 (Ex. VAT )
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Dometic ACX3 40 G 3 Way Camping Fridge 12v Mains Gas

The ACX40G camping coolbox is a extremely stylish 3 way fridge form Dometic, with fridge capacity of 40 litres and stores both 1.5 ltr and 2 ltr bottles.It is aslo able to cool up to 25°C below the ambient temperature. This camping fridge runs on 3 energy sources, 12v (For when driving in the car ideally), 230v Mains (For used at home or if you have access to a campsite mains hook up) & gas canisters for when you're in remote areas.

Dometic Combicool ACX3 40G Key Features:

  • Cooling up to 25°C below the ambient temperature
  • Energy supply guaranteed anywhere it is used
  • Works on gas canisters, 12 volts and Mains
  • Ready for use with standard gas cartridges! Giving you total independence
  • Completely silent operation
  • Vertical space for 1.5L and 2L bottles
  • Single Butane Gas Canister can last up to 24 - 26 hours dependant on the ambient temperature
  • Piezo ignition

For the closest alternative, please see the ACX40 or ACX30

Technical Specifications:

Height (mm):
444
Width (mm):
500
Depth (mm):
508
Storage volume (approx.):
40 Litres
Energy supply:
12 V DC / 230 V AC / Gas cartridge
Energy consumption (12 V):
85 W
Energy consumption (230 V):
85 W
Gas consumption:
9.8 g/h
Cooling (below ambient temperature):
max. 25°C
Colour:
Aluminium finish / Black
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  • Three way fridge
    4

    Posted by John Wright on 11th Jun 2019

    Product OK and have tested in all three power modes and works well, only thing which would be a good idea, would be a power indicator light when on 240v or 12v, also gas pilot light difficult to see very low down on the fridge cabinet and gas canister not that easy to remove, plus instruction talk about a lever to hold in place?

  • ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC
    5

    Posted by SHAUN on 28th May 2019

    HAD MINE 2 YEARS NOW FROM JACKSONS.
    NEVER LET ME DOWN.
    HAVE USED ON ALL THREE FUEL TYPES.
    WHILE CAMPING I USE GAS CARTRIDGES,I GET 16 HOURS ON FULL GAS FROM ONE CARTRIDGE AND IT GET FREEZING COLD SO MUCH THAT SOMETIMES IT NEEDS TURNING DOWN AS IT FREEZES CANS.
    GETS VERY COLD ON ALL THREE.
    MY BEST PIECE OF CAMPING EQUIPMENT BY FAR AND WELL WORTH THE MONEY.

  • Great on electric, passable on gas.
    4

    Posted by ChrisR on 20th Jul 2017

    On 240V, this will genuinely create ice (albeit probably only on the tiny little heat-exchanger "shelf"... you won't be able to make or keep ice when driving and the ice will have melted within a few hours on gas.
    The gas was definitely a little disappointing - even on the max setting the ice was melting fast, but it is better than any refrigerated camping coolbox - I'll confirm in a few weeks how long the milk lasts in there, but you're definitely not going to keep any meat frozen for more than the drive to the campsite... and even then, it's a steady defrost.
    The 12V remains untested, but I'm hoping that it will be as good as the electric, so I can get the temperature down with a little bump from a portable battery pack!
    Before anybody asks - the gas+electric tests were conducted on the same spirit-levelled table in our kitchen (with the doors open when on gas and with the gas disconnected entirely when on electric).

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