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Appliances for on the go & off-grid.

Prices in euros from Amazon.de, as of 11 June 2026. Prices and availability may differ on Amazon.co.uk.

Compressor cool boxes to −20 °C, 12V hotplates, camping coffee makers, kettles and mobile washing solutions. All appliances with clear voltage details (12 V / 24 V / 230 V) and consumption per day, to match your power station.

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−20 °C
Compressor minimum
0.46 kWh
Consumption per day
★ Top recommendation
9.4/10
Editorial score
Dometic CFX3 35

Dometic CFX3 35

Compressor cool box · 32 L · −22 °C

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⌗ Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions.

What is the difference between a compressor and a thermoelectric cool box?

A compressor cool box cools down deeply (to −20 °C) regardless of the outside temperature and is economical; a thermoelectric box only cools a few degrees below ambient temperature and is unsuitable for hot days.

Do I need a power station for camping appliances?

For 230 V appliances, yes. 12 V appliances run straight off the vehicle battery. A power station with a LiFePO4 battery powers a cool box, lighting and chargers for several days, ideally with solar recharging.

Which appliances are suitable for 12 V?

Compressor cool boxes, fans and chargers built specifically for mobile use mostly support 12/24 V. They are more economical and more robust than 230 V household appliances running off an inverter.

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