Anker SOLIX Everfrost 2 Cooler 58L: The Ultimate Dual-Zone Cooler The Anker SOLIX Everfrost 2 Cooler 58L is a revolutionary portable electric cooler designed to be the ultimate companion for all your outdoor adventures. With its dual-zone design and powerful cooling technology, it allows you to cool and freeze items simultaneously, giving you total control over your food and drinks. 1 BATTERY INCLUDED Key Features Dual-Zone Cooling & Freezing: This cooler features two independent compartments with separate temperature controls, allowing you to cool drinks in one zone while freezing ice or food in the other. The temperature can be set from -20°C to 20°C. Rapid Cooling Technology: Utilizing FrostFlow™ technology, the cooler can chill its contents from 25°C to 0°C in just 15 minutes, ensuring your items are ready in no time. Long-Lasting Power: Powered by two detachable 288Wh batteries, the Everfrost 2 can maintain a temperature of 4°C for up to 3.2 days, providing reliable, off-grid cooling for your entire trip. Multi-Functional Power Banks: The two included batteries also double as power banks, each featuring a 60W USB-C port and two 12W USB-A ports to charge your phones, laptops, and cameras. Highly Portable: The EasyTow™ design with an extendable handle and durable wheels makes it easy to transport the cooler over any terrain. Flexible Recharging: Recharge the batteries using a solar panel (up to 100W), a wall outlet, a car's 12V/24V socket, or a USB-C port. Smart Control: Monitor and control the cooler's settings from your smartphone using the Anker app via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Technical Specifications Capacity: 58L (Dual-Zone) Temperature Range: -20°C to 20°C Batteries: 2 x 288Wh detachable batteries Cooling Time (25°C to 0°C): 15 minutes Runtime: Up to 3.2 days at 4°C Dimensions (W x D x H): 986 x 459 x 493 mm Weight: 33 kg Recharging Options: Solar, AC, 12V/24V Car, USB-C Warranty: 5 years
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