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Solstice Model 308 — Low-Consumption Compact Refrigerator with Freezer

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1,859.00 $


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Solstice Model 308 — Low-Consumption Compact Refrigerator with Freezer

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2022323582

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The Solstice Model 308 is a large-capacity refrigerator designed for cottages, RVs, camper vans, and other off-grid or compact living spaces where efficient energy use is important. With 308 L (11 cu. ft.) of total capacity, it features a separate upper freezer, 8.49 cu. ft. refrigerator compartment, and 2.59 cu. ft. freezer, providing ample storage for food and beverages.

The Model 308 uses a Secop 12/24V DC compressor and offers low energy consumption, reversible doors, multi-position temperature control, and bright LED interior lighting. Its four full-width adjustable shelves and five refrigerator door shelves provide flexible storage.

FEATURES

  • Capacity: 308 L / 11 cu. ft.
  • Refrigerator: 8.49 cu. ft. | Freezer: 2.59 cu. ft.
  • Secop 12/24V DC compressor
  • 4 full-width adjustable and removable shelves
  • 5 refrigerator door shelves
  • Separate upper freezer compartment
  • Reversible doors for flexible installation
  • Mechanical thermostat and multi-position temperature control
  • Bright LED interior lighting
  • CFC-free construction
  • Low energy consumption

DIMENSIONS & POWER CONSUMPTION

  • Dimensions: 68.875" H × 23.875" W × 23.875" D
  • Metric dimensions: 1745 × 600 × 595 mm
  • Weight: 137 lbs (62 kg)
  • Power consumption: 35–45 Wh/h or 630–810 Wh/day