[eBay Plus] Kings Escape 20L Portable Fridge + 24Ah Lithium Power Pack $312.40 + Shipping ($0 C&C) @ 4WDSupacenta eBay

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n3ck3ntry8bort0rgasm on 27/10/2025 - 18:10 ebay.com.au (352 clicks)
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ok 2nd time trying to post this.
tried to post it in the early morning, saw delivery was $27.10 on phone earlier, then it was $100 on PC browser. didn't post.

now I check again it's still $27.10 on the phone, but $100 on the PC. so maybe you need to buy on the app.

fridge on it's own is currently $209+$10 ship. so this deal ($359.50 shipped) makes the 24Ah power pack $140.50 shipped.
ATL for 24Ah was $149 + $22.70 so $171.70 shipped. you could split the discount evenly for $15 off the fridge + $15 off the 24Ah ATL.

Fridge Freezer:

DIGITAL LED DISPLAY
EASY TO USE CONTROLS
The digital LED display and controls allow you to set the temperature anywhere from +20°C all the way down to -20°C, so it’s the ideal fridge for snacks and drinks when you’re on the go, or as a second fridge or freezer at home that takes up next to no space.
REVERSIBLE LID
WITH 2X CUP HOLDERS
The fully reversible design allows you to rotate the lid 180°, so you can adjust it to suit your set up. The integrated cup holders and flat surface make the lid ideal for serving or prepping snacks.
BUILT IN USB CHARGE POINT
The built in USB charging point is conveniently located right next to the digital display, so you can charge devices on the go.
3 STAGES OF BATTERY PROTECTION
PLUS BUILT IN VOLTAGE INDICATOR
The digital voltage indicator built into the display allows you to easily keep an eye on your battery voltage. Kings Escape Fridges also offer a 3 stage voltage cut-off/ battery protection feature. This means you can choose the right voltage setting to suit your setup and your fridge will automatically turn off if it reaches that level, to protect your battery.
GENUINE ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE
With heaps of genuine Adventure Kings Escape Fridge Freezer Accessories, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to creating your dream set up! Grab a Fridge Cover and Fridge Tie Down Kit, plus you can choose the best power source to suit your needs.

BUILT IN LED LIGHT
PLUS DRAINAGE PLUG
The built-in LED interior light allows you to see what’s in your fridge even at night time. We’ve also included a handy drainage plug to make cleaning your fridge an absolute breeze!

Capacity 21.6L
Compressor Anuodan (DC 12/24V)
Adjustable Temperature Range +20°C to -20°C
Input Voltage 12V/24V (Cig Socket Cord Included)
Max Rated Power 60W
Average Amp Draw, Fridge set at 3°C (32°C ambient and 13.2V) 0.9 ~ 1.0Ah
USB Outlet Yes 5V 1A
Dimensions (L,W,H) - External: 660mm x 370mm x 320mm
Internal: 453mmx 280mm x 191mm
Weight 11.30 KG
Adjustable Power Cut-Off 3-Stage Voltage setting (Low, Med, High)
Lid Reversible side-opening
Handles Heavy-duty - Removable
Construction Polypropylene body and lid, Polyurethane insulation

24Ah DC Power pack:

60W USB C FOR LAPTOPS
USB A FOR CHARGING DEVICES
There are three USB outputs - a 60W USB C, an 18W USB A and a 12W USB A, so you can charge your devices or easily power USB accessories. With the 12V socket and USB outputs you can easily keep your whole campsite powered up!

LED CHARGING INDICATOR
SHOWS BATTERY CHARGE
Whether you’re using your Power Pack or charging it up, you can easily see how much power you have at a glance thanks to the four LED lights. While the Power Pack is on or charging the lights will flash or stay solid to indicate the state of charge.

CHARGES WITH USB C OR DC
CHARGE AT HOME OR ON THE GO
There is a 1m, 60W rated USB C to USB C cable included, which means you can charge your powerpack from any of your USB chargers at home or in your vehicle. Using a 240V ‘brick’ means you can charge it from an inverter too!

BUILT IN LED TORCH
WHITE AND AMBER COLOUR
Hold down the power button for a few seconds and you get a bright white light, with two power levels. Quickly double press the button for an amber light, less likely to attract bugs. A portable power pack is the ideal tool to help you see while you’re getting into your roof top tent or swag and then you have access to charge your devices overnight!

Battery Type Lithium Iron Phosphate
Capacity 24Ah (12.8V) 307.2Wh
Cycle life to 100% DoD ~1000
Charger Power 48W (DC Port) or 45W (USB C)
DC Output 12V, 10A Constant, 15A Peak
Maximum power Output 120W
USB C Output DC5V/3A 9V/3A 12V/3A 15V/3A 20.3V/3A
USB Output 1 DC5V/2.4A
USB Output 2 DC 3.6 to 6.5V/3A 6.5 to 9V/2A 9 to 12V/1.5A
LED Light Yes, Dual Colour White or Amber
Weight 3kg
Dimensions 209mm (L) x 157mm (W) x 72mm (H)

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  subwars on 27/10/2025 - 19:51

  How long would the battery run the fridge?

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    Tuffstuff80 on 27/10/2025 - 19:58

    I dont think it does

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    n3ck3ntry8bort0rgasm on 27/10/2025 - 20:02

    +2

    I've seen videos but not the same fridge and battery, but I have been binge watching power station videos so therefore recommended many of these outdoor videos.

    in some tests you will see they did the test indoors, and didn't open the fridge once. other videos do indoor/outdoor tests and say the difference isn't much because, the temp is warmer inside, but outside the temp drops really low so the fridge barely has to run during that time outdoors at night = both about even runtime. but opening the fridge makes a big difference, how often you open it etc. how hot the weather is also makes a difference.

    if you did a quick check you can see the battery is 300Wh, and the fridge consumes 60W max. usually this max is only when you turn it on and it has to spend 30 min bringing outside temp down to 0 degrees (videos say you can greatly reduce this power on consumption if you keep a few frozen water bottles in your house freezer, and chuck them in the portable fridge before you turn it on). so I would say over time it will probably be something like 30W (just to maintain cold temp it will change between like 1W~20W~40W according to videos I've seen).
    so 300/30 = 10 hours. but this is not how things work, as I said opening the fridge makes a big difference. there is power lost in the fridge power cable. and you aren't going to get exactly 300Wh out of a 300Wh power pack.

    let's say power pack is 90% efficient (I think I did see a aussie guy actually test the total output, it was about 270~280Wh or something). then 270/30 = 9 hours. plus more loss from opening and closing the fridge, plus a bit more power lost from the fridge cable. I would say a bit less than 9 hours. if you run it at freezer temperatures you will probably get less than half that.

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    n3ck3ntry8bort0rgasm on 27/10/2025 - 20:08

    it's their smallest fridge btw. just in case you didn't notice check measurements.

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    mfu on 27/10/2025 - 20:23

    I have the same units, max 2 days on fridge 4⁰C and outside temperature is Cold. Last time I used 2 weeks ago camping when it was 6⁰-13⁰C outside.
    In the forum, some peoples said it will draw batt faster when set it bellow 4⁰C.
    I have other batteries, so use this king only for the fridge.

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    krisspy on 27/10/2025 - 20:52

    Depends on ambient temps, temps you set the fridge and temp of your food.

    I've got the 15L kings fridge and absolute best case scenario - the fridge near full and set to 5c - uses about 20w an hour indoors at 22c ambient

    If you're trying to freeze ice cream at the beach expect 40-50w per hour

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      n3ck3ntry8bort0rgasm on 27/10/2025 - 22:33

      yeah I think it's a good idea to give subwars a realistic irl average. so they don't end up with melted spoiled foods.

      assume they will want to use it on a "outing" because camping is less common these days I think. so during the day, 25~30 degrees outside, maybe an umbrella to keep it in the shade. and fridge set to 0 degrees to keep iceblocks frozen.

      many reviews of these cheaper fridges also say the thermometer of fridge is often a few degrees off. also the temp goes up and down (normal for fridges), so if you want to keep ice blocks frozen, try to use a thermometer to measure inside the fridge, usually need to set it a few degrees below 0.

      If you're trying to freeze ice cream at the beach expect 40-50w per hour

      also need to point out the difference between freezing something, and keeping something frozen. same story with cooling something (buy drink warm from asian grocer/supermarket) and keeping something cool (chilled drink from house or supermarket).

      I heard freezing and cooling something takes up tonnes of energy (basically the fridge is fighting the warm items inside, which keep the temps too high). I would probably say it will be running at 60W max for hours. but keeping something thats already cool or frozen, is way more efficient.

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  n3ck3ntry8bort0rgasm on 27/10/2025 - 20:12

  +1

  also a fyi for those maybe looking at Kings power packs for the first time.

  the 24Ah model charges the same speed as the 12Ah model (which I use as a large power bank). so is a bit slow to charge. charging 24Ah will take about 7.5 hours (now that I think of it similar to the run time).

  also since buying the 12Ah and reading reviews watching videos. some negative reviews say the Kings power pack doesn't last the capacity. I think this has to do with the fact the charging indicator works a bit different. and those users weren't charging the pack to full.
  as soon as you see 4 lights solid on, it's still charging and only at about 75%~80% charge. for the 12Ah it takes about another 35 mins to fully charge. for the 24Ah it will probably take another hour to reach 100% after the 4 lights are on.
  I used a USB-C power meter to confirm this, and you will see a few aussie accent youtube videos that say the same thing.

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  McFly on 27/10/2025 - 21:38

  That's either a big power pack or a small fridge.

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    n3ck3ntry8bort0rgasm on 27/10/2025 - 22:27

    it's both.

    fyi lifepo4 pack is heavier than I thought. which makes it seem even bigger. can be difficult to hold 12Ah one with one hand. I barely move it around the house though.

    but the 24Ah will be double the weight and thickness. at least it comes with a handle (12Ah one doesn't).

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  n3ck3ntry8bort0rgasm on 27/10/2025 - 22:30

  just got recommended on youtube a Kings video.

  new fridge models are out they are called "Stayzcool".

  not sure but these Escape look like Alpicool/BougeRV clones with different colour and logo.