79-quart aluminum-chassis fridge/freezer with 48QT + 30QT dual zones, -4°F to 68°F range, app control, and 12/24V DC or 100-240V AC power for overlanding, RV, and tailgate duty.

This 79QT BODEGA M75 has been our rolling pantry for the last two overlanding seasons. The dual 48QT and 30QT chambers keep frozen food and produce isolated, the aluminum chassis shrugs off washboard forest roads, and the vibration dampers keep the compressor under 45 dB even in a rooftop tent. In MAX mode the empty cabinet hits -4°F in roughly 15 minutes; once camped I switch to ECO so our 200Ah lithium bank barely notices the pull while the three-stage cutoff guards the starter battery. The Bluetooth app lets us adjust temps or swap a zone to fridge duty without climbing into the truck bed, and the claimed 24-hour insulation window has held true—food stayed safe during a quick day hike when we powered down. A 51 lb empty weight plus a full load of 130 cans absolutely requires two people, and you need reliable 12/24V power planning, but for multi-day trips or long tailgates this fridge has been reliable and rock solid.

79-quart dual-zone car refrigerator with aluminum chassis. Independent zones, app control, and 12/24V DC or AC power perfect for overlanding and RV adventures.

BODEGA 79QT Dual-Zone 12V Car Refrigerator Freezer

BODEGA 79QT Dual-Zone 12V Car Refrigerator (Model M75)

2042Wh LiFePO4 station with 2200W AC output, 100W USB-C, and dual MPPT inputs—built for blackout backup and mobile studios.

The Explorer 2000 v2 has anchored my mobile office and emergency kit all summer. The new 2042Wh LiFePO4 pack delivers 2200W continuous (4400W surge), which means I can run a tower PC, dual monitors, fiber modem, and espresso machine without browning out. Jackery finally added dual 100W USB-C PD ports—handy for topping off laptops while the AC outlets feed NAS gear. With the two MPPT inputs I can parallel a pair of 200W panels and still plug in the SolarSaga suitcase when clouds roll in; peak sun nets roughly 1.2 kW and brings the pack from 20% to 80% in about two hours. Cycle life is rated for 4000 charges to 70%, and after four months of weekly use it still reports 100% health. The touchscreen shows per-port draw, remaining runtime, and inverter temperature, so it’s easy to manage loads. Downsides: at 61 lb it’s a two-hand carry, and the cooling fans ramp up under >1600W loads. But as a quiet, gasoline-free backup that can also power multi-day off-grid work trips, it’s the most capable station I’ve tested.

Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 LiFePO4 Power Station 2200W

Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 Portable Power Station

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BODEGA 79QT Dual-Zone 12V Car Refrigerator (Model M75)

Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 Portable Power Station