SOLD Dometic Combicool RC2200 3-Way Portable Absorption Cool Box, 41 L, 12 V / 230 V / Gas

[Robert Clark]

I am selling my 11 month old Dometic Cool Box - below is the product description and images from Amazon

Absorption cooler with aluminium housing

The Dometic CombiCool RC 2200 absorption cooler can utilise the most suitable type of energy for any environment. The absorption coolers run on a 12-volt supply in the vehicle, on 230-volt mains supply at home or on a campsite, and can easily be switched to gas operation at remote locations.

A dazzling performance by the first absorption cooler with aluminium housing! CombiCool RC 2200EGP looks unbelievably good and is well-connected everywhere – at a barbecue on the terrace, at a picnic under the awning or far away from civilisation.

Thanks to optimised absorption technology it provides excellent cooling performances up to 33°C below ambient temperature and is completely silent. RC 2200 EGP has a capacity of 41 litres and a perfect interior design which allows you to cool up to eight 2-litre bottles.

It features recessed side grips to make the unit comfortable to transport.

Additional Information:

• Piezo ignition

• Thermostat regulation in mains electric mode

• 3-stage flame regulation in gas mode

• Vertical space for 1.5- and 2-litre bottles

• Recessed grips

• Sturdy cabinet

• Ice cube tray

• Colour: aluminium finish/black

• Item Weight 14 Kg

• Product Dimensions 50.8 x 50 x 44.4 cm

Price when new £312

Will sell for £150
Buyer collects from Uckfield, East Sussex


More info - reviews etc can be found on Amazon
http://amzn.eu/54nFnxk

 

[sallylillian]

so not fitting in the new Arto?

 

[Robert Clark]

No Michael
I'm treating myself to a compressor wine cooler.

 

[sallylillian]

Can't wait for the drinks party! Nothing like a nice chilled Sancerre!

 

[canopus]

We would much prefer a chilled Viognier

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[Robert Clark]

Sale agreed

 

[2657]

We bought an older version of one of those in 1991 for our first camping trip to France........still got it at our static in France as a beer and wine back up, still works remarkably well on mains, not tried the gas or 12v in years though, good piece of kit.

I think ours cost around £80 at the time, which was a lot of money......don't like warm beer

 

[Hellski]

Sale agreed

Thank goodness for that, I can now forget how the hell I was going to fit it in my garage, let alone what I was going to fill it with as I don't even drink alcohol