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ICECO APL55 58QT Dual Zone 12V Fridge Freezer with App Control$959.00View product ↗
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An ICECO fridge is a 12V compressor fridge freezer for people who need real refrigeration away from a hookup: travel trailers and vans, truck beds and overland rigs, boats and beach days. Every ICECO 12V fridge here runs from a 12V battery or power station, the chest and upright models can keep food frozen, and many also plug into AC (check each listing).
- APL series: aluminum cases, the lightest ICECO at each size, -4°F to 68°F.
- VL Pro series: steel cases and DC sockets on both ends, heavier but built for a truck bed, 0°F to 50°F.
- JP Pro series: the JP40 Pro and JP50 Pro, single zone fridges on two wheels with a fold-out handle, -4°F to 68°F, insulated cover included.
- VL60D: a 63 qt dual zone chest fridge with two lids, built-in AC and an insulated cover included.
- BF series: upright front-door fridges for a van build, cabinet or canopy where you can't lift a lid.
- IPT20: a 19.2 qt upright fridge on wheels, shaped to stand in a pickup cab or bed.
- GO20: a 21 qt dual zone fridge with a removable partition, 27.5 lb, in Grey or White.
- GOPack12: a 13.5 qt compressor fridge in a waterproof backpack for days away from the camper.
Not sure which one fits? Our ICECO 12V fridge buying guide covers sizes, single vs dual zone, power and which slide fits which fridge. Want the fridge, its cover and its slide in one go? Our ICECO fridge setup bundles add all three to your cart in one click at the regular item prices.
ICECO owner guides: error codes explained, not-cooling troubleshooting, battery protection settings, app setup and warranty and claims. Comparing brands? See ICECO vs Dometic CFX3, ICECO vs Engel, ICECO vs BLUETTI MultiCooler, ICECO vs Alpicool, ICECO vs Setpower and ICECO vs BODEGACOOLER.
Every ICECO fridge we sell
| Model | Capacity | Zones | Weight | Energy use per 24 h | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GOPack12 | 13.5 qt | Single | 15.7 lb | 488 Wh | Beach, boat, day trips |
| IPT20 | 19.2 qt | Single | 29.8 lb | 266 Wh | Pickup cab or bed |
| APL20 | 21 qt | Single | 22.9 lb | 293 Wh | Weekends, second drinks fridge |
| GO20 | 21 qt | Dual (removable partition) | 27.5 lb | 433 Wh | Small dual zone for a car, cab or teardrop |
| APL35 | 37 qt | Dual (27 + 8 L) | 32 lb | 381 Wh | Two people, long weekend |
| ICECO x Jeep APL35 | 37 qt | Dual (27 + 8 L) | 32 lb | 381 Wh | Jeep owners, same fridge as the APL35 |
| VL35ProS | 37 qt | Single | 48.7 lb | 430 Wh | Compact, tough truck-bed fridge |
| JP40 Pro | 40 qt | Single | 39.1 lb | 323 Wh | Wheeled, rolls from the RV to camp |
| VL45PLUS | 44.4 qt | Single | 57.6 lb | 542 Wh | Side-drawer access, no slide needed |
| VL45ProD | 45 qt | Dual | 53.4 lb | Not published | Fridge plus freezer in a mid size |
| VL45ProS | 47.5 qt | Single | 52.2 lb | 510 Wh | Taller items, single temperature |
| JP50 Pro | 51 qt | Single | 40.7 lb | 405 Wh | Wheeled, more room for a family |
| APL55 | 58 qt | Dual or single | 63.2 lb | 326 Wh | Couples in a trailer or van |
| VL60ProS | 63 qt | Single | 59.0 lb | 548 Wh | Big single-temperature load |
| VL60D | 63 qt | Dual, two lids | 64.0 lb | 545 Wh | Fridge plus freezer, cover included |
| BF65 | 66 qt | Convertible | 43.9 lb | Not published | Van or cabinet install |
| VL75ProD | 79 qt | Dual, two lids | 69.6 lb | 636 Wh | Families, a week off grid |
| BF86 | 91 qt | Convertible | 54.0 lb | Not published | Full-size van or camper fridge |
| VL90ProD | 95 qt | Dual, two lids | 75.1 lb | 658 Wh | Largest chest fridge we carry |
Capacities, weights and energy use are ICECO's figures (energy use is ICECO's lab rating; test temperature not stated). Divide by 24 for the average draw in watts. Check each listing for exterior dimensions before you measure a cabinet or truck bed.
ICECO fridge FAQ
Which size ICECO do I need?
For one or two people on a weekend, 21 to 37 qt is plenty, and the 21 qt GO20 adds a second zone at that size. If you would rather roll the fridge than lift it, the wheeled JP40 Pro (40 qt) and JP50 Pro (51 qt) sit in the middle. For a couple on longer trips, the 58 qt APL55 or the 63 qt two-lid VL60D is the usual pick. For a family or a week off grid, step up to the 79 qt VL75ProD or larger.
Single zone or dual zone?
Single zone is one compartment at one temperature and gives the most usable space for the size. Dual zone lets you set two compartments separately, so you can keep frozen food frozen and drinks cold at the same time. If you carry frozen food for more than a weekend, buy dual zone.
Will an ICECO run on my battery?
Yes. Every ICECO here runs on 12V DC, and because a compressor cycles on and off, the average draw is far below the rated draw. Runtime depends on your battery, the weather and lid openings. Our guide to how long a battery will run an ICECO fridge walks through the math, and the solar and battery calculator sizes a full system.
How much power does an ICECO fridge draw?
Far less than the compressor rating suggests, because it cycles on and off. ICECO's lab figures run from about 266 Wh a day (11 W average) for the 19.2 qt IPT20 to about 658 Wh a day (27 W average) for the 95 qt VL90ProD. Among mid-size chest fridges, the aluminum APL55 (326 Wh) and the wheeled JP40 Pro (323 Wh) are the most frugal. On a 100Ah LiFePO4 battery (about 1,152 usable Wh) that works out to roughly 1.8 days for the VL90ProD and 4.3 days for the IPT20, before any solar. Breaking even on solar takes roughly 70 to 220 W of panel, depending on the model. Heat, lid openings and a lower setpoint all raise the draw, and an insulated cover lowers it. See what solar panel runs an ICECO fridge and the best power station for an ICECO fridge.
Do I need a slide or a cover?
A slide lets you pull a heavy fridge out of a truck bed or storage bay instead of reaching in. An insulated cover protects the case and adds insulation, which saves battery. Both are model-specific, so the ICECO fridge setup bundles pair each fridge with the cover and slide that fit it.
What warranty do ICECO fridges have?
Our ICECO listings carry a 5-year warranty on the compressor, and most models carry 12 months on other parts. Check each listing for the exact terms.
Which ICECO fridges have wheels?
Three of the models we carry: the 19.2 qt IPT20 with a telescoping handle, and the JP40 Pro and JP50 Pro with a fold-out magnetic handle. Our JP40 Pro vs JP50 Pro guide compares the two JP models, and ICECO GO20 explained covers the smallest dual zone.
Which slide mount fits which ICECO fridge?
ICECO slide mounts are sized to the fridge. The ICECO fridge slide for the VL35ProS, VL45ProS and APL35 also takes the JP40 Pro and JP50 Pro. The ICECO slide mount for the APL55 and VL60ProS is the larger one, and ICECO says it does not suit the VL60D. Check the fridge model on each listing before you order.
Which ICECO insulated cover fits my fridge?
Each ICECO insulated cover is cut for one model. We carry the covers for the APL20, APL35, APL55, VL35ProS, VL45ProS, VL60ProS, VL75ProD and VL90ProD. The JP Pro fridges and the VL60D come with a cover.
Can a power bank run an ICECO fridge?
Yes, for a few hours away from the vehicle. The ICECO PB250 magnetic power bank is a 250Wh battery that attaches magnetically to a metal-cased ICECO fridge and powers it from its DC output, with USB-A and USB-C ports for small devices. For days off grid, size a house battery or power station instead.
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