Solar Refrigerator SLR 5302

Solar Refrigerator SLR 5302 is a double door N-Climate class chest refrigerator run on energy directly provided by solar power. The top freezer temperature range is ≤ -18 °C and bottom fridge temperature range is 0°C ~10°C. The Voltage of this refrigerator can support both DC and AC, provided according to the user requirement.

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Solar Refrigerator SLR 5302 is a double door N-Climate class chest refrigerator run on energy directly provided by solar power. The top freezer temperature range is ≤ -18 °C and bottom fridge temperature range is 0°C ~10°C. The Voltage of this refrigerator can support both DC and AC, provided according to the user requirement.

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Designed for Laboratory Workflows

Technical Specifications

Specification	SLR 5302
Wire 1 meter long	2.5 sq.m
Solar Panel Voltage	DC 18V~36V
Suggest Solar Power	150W
Wire 2 meter long	4.5sq.m
Empty Case Temperature	80M
Net Weight	41kg
Average Power	60W
Working Current	12V/5A; 24V/2.5A
Voltage	DC 12V~24V or AC 220V
Top Freezer Temperature	≤ -18°C
Bottom Fridge Temperature	0°C~10°C
Upper Chamber Net Capacity	55L
Lower Chamber Net Capacity	113L
Net Dimensions	4855601415 mm
Packing Dimensions	5255951475 mm
Loading Quantity 40HQ	150 pcs
Battery 100A	38H
Gross Weight	45kg

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Featured Benefits

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R134a is the refrigerant which is free from CFC and foam

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Mechanical Thermostat as temperature controller

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The source of power for the system is solar power

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Provided with Loading Quantity 40HQ that is 40ft refrigerate containers

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Single-Temperature type

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Manual Defrost System

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Provided with over voltage protection, low voltage protection, reverse protection and short circuit protection

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It is safe and reliable, no pollution, no damage, easy to operate and simple to use

Applications

Used to keep perishable goods such as meat and dairy cool in hot climates, also beer & beverage cool in car and camper, commonly used in the developing world to help supplement the lack of electricity and energy conservation.