A compressor cools below ambient; a thermoelectric box only below it a little · review
A 42 litre compressor cool box operating on 12, 24 or 230 V, freezing to −20 °C, with app control and a power cooling mode.
The bottom line The best capacity per euro in this family, on three supply voltages with app control. It publishes nothing at all about battery protection, consumption or noise — four of seven lines empty.
A 42 litre box for a large vehicle.
12, 24 and 230 V. A car, a lorry and a campsite hookup, without a converter. Three of nine boxes here manage it.
42 litres, at the lowest price per litre in this family. For a week away with two people, that is the size that works.
App-based temperature setting plus a power cooling mode for bringing a warm box down quickly. The mode is named and its cost in current is not stated.
Battery protection. Daily consumption. Noise. Insulation. Four of seven lines. On a box that will run overnight on a leisure battery, the first two are the ones that decide whether it can.
The bullets are set in decorative mathematical unicode characters. They read normally on screen and are not reliably handled by screen readers, which is worth knowing if that matters to you.
German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores quoted 149 € to 188 € when this page was compiled.
British Amazon catalogue carries an entry for it, with nobody selling.
American Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there runs a search instead of landing on an empty page.
These figures are what Keepa reported on the day this page was last updated. Availability and pricing move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 16 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Temperature range | Down to −20 °C, from the title |
|---|---|
| Daily consumption at stated conditions | Nowhere in the listing |
| Compressor type | Compressor, from the title; the compressor is not named |
| Battery protection levels | Nowhere in the listing |
| Insulation | Nowhere in the listing |
| Capacity | 42 litres, from the title |
| Noise | Nowhere in the listing |
| Amazon reference | B0BYJQ11JD (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 4255598305839 |
Because lorries and some larger vehicles run at 24 V, and a box that accepts only 12 V needs a converter. Three of the nine boxes here accept both; this is one of them.
A setting that runs the compressor harder to reach the set point faster, at the cost of more current. Useful when loading a warm box; expensive if left engaged. The listing names it without stating the consumption difference.
−20 °C to 20 °C · daily consumption not published · compressor · battery protection not described · insulation not described · 25 litres, 34 cans, 57.2 × 34.5 × 37.8 cm · noise not published · IPX4 splash resistant
A 25 litre compressor cool box rated IPX4 against splashing, with published external dimensions and a stated 34-can capacity.
Best for: An open boat or a pickup bed where the box will be rained on.
≈ €199
freezing capability stated, range not published · daily consumption not published · compressor · battery protection not described · insulation not described · 47 litres with wheels · noise not published
A 47 litre compressor cool box on wheels with both app and LCD touchscreen control, more litres than anything else on this shelf.
Best for: A campsite pitch or a party where the box is wheeled into position and left there.
≈ £171 / €220
down to −18 °C · daily consumption not published · compressor · battery protection mode named, thresholds not published · insulation not described · 30 litres, other sizes available · noise not published
A 30 litre compressor cool box freezing to −18 °C with app and display control, an energy saving mode, a battery protection mode and a USB port for charging a phone.
Best for: A camping trip where one cable fewer matters and the box can charge a phone.
≈ €180
