| Brand Name | Smad |
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| Model Info | DSG-40B1U(A) |
| Item Weight | 39.7 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 17.7 x 18.1 x 23.6 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | DSG-40B1U(A) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Capacity | 1.4 Cubic Feet |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 110 Kilowatt Hours |
| Noise | 30 dB |
| Installation Type | Freestanding |
| Part Number | DSG-40B1U(A) |
| Special Features | Adjustable Shelves |
| Color | Black |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Wattage | 65 watts |
| Door Hinges | Right |
| Shelf Type | removable shelves |
| Shelves | 3 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 39.7 Pounds |
| Number Of Doors | 1 |
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Price
| $399.99 | $479.99 | $999.99 | $1,599.99 | $1,799.99 |
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Capacity
| 1.4 Cu.ft. | 2.1 Cu.ft. | 3.5 Cu.ft | 6.1 cu.ft. | 9.3 cu.ft. |
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Function
| Fridge | Fridge | Fridge & Freezer | Fridge & Freezer | Fridge & Freezer |
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Power supply
| LPG/110V/12V | LPG/110V/12V | LPG/110V/12V | LPG/110V | LPG/110V |
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Lowest Temperature
| 32 ℉ | 32 ℉ | Fridge 32 ℉, Freezer -0.4 ℉ | Fridge 32 ℉, Freezer 3.2℉ | Fridge 32 ℉, Freezer 3.2℉ |
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Dimensions
| 18.1 * 17.7 * 23.6 inch(W*D*H) | 18.2 * 18.9 * 27.4 inch(W*D*H) | 20.6 * 23.4 * 32.2 inch(W*D*H) | 23.6"Wx 26"Dx 57.5"H | 23.6"W x 29.1"D x64.2"H |
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| capacity | 1.4 cubic feet | 40 liters | 32 quarts | 4.4 cubic feet | 53 quarts | 1.32 cubic feet |
| number of doors | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| number of shelves | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4 | — | — |
| form factor | — | Compact | Compact | Freezer Top | Chest | Compact |
| energy star | — | — | 4 Star | — | 0 | 1 Star |
| installation | Freestanding | Freestanding | Freestanding | Freestanding | Freestanding | Freestanding |
| shelf type | removable shelves | — | Wire | Glass | — | — |
| specification met | — | — | FCC UL | UL | — | EMC |
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The XC40 model comes half build...
I’ve purshased the model XC40 about four months ago and the main highlight would be that this fridge model it comes half built only. Maybe it is to reduce cost and be able to sell it as a 3 way fridge less expensive than the other brands.In terms of working at 120VAC I can’t say nothing but good things. You plug it at night and next morning it is pretty cold. Also when you open the door there is a blue light that turns on. Pretty cool. If you want to connect it at 12VDC you should install the car adapter that comes with the fridge. Notice that at 12VDC the indooor light doesn’t work, and it doesn’t cool enough to use it as a ONLY 12VDC fridge. However it can hold the cold while you are driving.In terms of Propane gas things get a little more tricky.First thing is that when you buy this model it doesn’t come with the gas regulator and hose to plug a gas tank. So you have to buy the hose independently. They offer you to buy one from his brand that will fit correctly to the fridge. However it is not a fixed regulator, so you have to be very precise in order to get the right pressure for the gas to lit. Once you achieve that, I suggest to tape the regulator so it can’t move again and consequently the pressure remains the same.Next thing it is the igniter. If you have to trust the ignition system just make sure you are not in a hurry. It can take you up to 5 minutes to light up the gas at the first time. However, if you turn off the flame while is working and then you turn it on again it will light up straight at first try. I guess that this has something to do with the cooling system that it is already warmOnce the gas is running the system works pretty good. It cools down pretty much the same as connected to 120VAC.So why do I think that it comes half build?Well if you are driving and you stop, you want to turn on the gas, but first you must disconnect the 12vdc power. Or if you want to connect it to 120VAC you have to do the same again. So it is missing a 3 way switch that would allow you to choose which sort of power you want to use by just switching. For this reason I added myself a 3 way switch to the fridge control panel to fill this need.Moreover, when you are running on gas, the fridge when in contact with the wind it blows off the flame very easily. Yes, and very frequently. Just closing or opening the van door it happens. Imagine if it is windy outside. Don’t even thing about turn it on. So you cannot rely on the gas. To solve this issue I built it myself and electronic system that detects when the flame blows off and automatically it lights up again. This way I don’t care how many times it stops because at next second it is working again.Fixing this issues took me about 4 days of work.Now I can say that the fridge is working perfectly in all situations as they sell it in the advertisement.
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I’ve purshased the model XC40 about four months ago and the main highlight would be that this fridge model it comes half built only. Maybe it is to reduce cost and be able to sell it as a 3 way fridge less expensive than the other brands.
In terms of working at 120VAC I can’t say nothing but good things. You plug it at night and next morning it is pretty cold. Also when you open the door there is a blue light that turns on. Pretty cool. If you want to connect it at 12VDC you should install the car adapter that comes with the fridge. Notice that at 12VDC the indooor light doesn’t work, and it doesn’t cool enough to use it as a ONLY 12VDC fridge. However it can hold the cold while you are driving.
In terms of Propane gas things get a little more tricky.
First thing is that when you buy this model it doesn’t come with the gas regulator and hose to plug a gas tank. So you have to buy the hose independently. They offer you to buy one from his brand that will fit correctly to the fridge. However it is not a fixed regulator, so you have to be very precise in order to get the right pressure for the gas to lit. Once you achieve that, I suggest to tape the regulator so it can’t move again and consequently the pressure remains the same.
Next thing it is the igniter. If you have to trust the ignition system just make sure you are not in a hurry. It can take you up to 5 minutes to light up the gas at the first time. However, if you turn off the flame while is working and then you turn it on again it will light up straight at first try. I guess that this has something to do with the cooling system that it is already warm
Once the gas is running the system works pretty good. It cools down pretty much the same as connected to 120VAC.
So why do I think that it comes half build?
Well if you are driving and you stop, you want to turn on the gas, but first you must disconnect the 12vdc power. Or if you want to connect it to 120VAC you have to do the same again. So it is missing a 3 way switch that would allow you to choose which sort of power you want to use by just switching. For this reason I added myself a 3 way switch to the fridge control panel to fill this need.
Moreover, when you are running on gas, the fridge when in contact with the wind it blows off the flame very easily. Yes, and very frequently. Just closing or opening the van door it happens. Imagine if it is windy outside. Don’t even thing about turn it on. So you cannot rely on the gas. To solve this issue I built it myself and electronic system that detects when the flame blows off and automatically it lights up again. This way I don’t care how many times it stops because at next second it is working again.
Fixing this issues took me about 4 days of work.
Now I can say that the fridge is working perfectly in all situations as they sell it in the advertisement.
In terms of working at 120VAC I can’t say nothing but good things. You plug it at night and next morning it is pretty cold. Also when you open the door there is a blue light that turns on. Pretty cool. If you want to connect it at 12VDC you should install the car adapter that comes with the fridge. Notice that at 12VDC the indooor light doesn’t work, and it doesn’t cool enough to use it as a ONLY 12VDC fridge. However it can hold the cold while you are driving.
In terms of Propane gas things get a little more tricky.
First thing is that when you buy this model it doesn’t come with the gas regulator and hose to plug a gas tank. So you have to buy the hose independently. They offer you to buy one from his brand that will fit correctly to the fridge. However it is not a fixed regulator, so you have to be very precise in order to get the right pressure for the gas to lit. Once you achieve that, I suggest to tape the regulator so it can’t move again and consequently the pressure remains the same.
Next thing it is the igniter. If you have to trust the ignition system just make sure you are not in a hurry. It can take you up to 5 minutes to light up the gas at the first time. However, if you turn off the flame while is working and then you turn it on again it will light up straight at first try. I guess that this has something to do with the cooling system that it is already warm
Once the gas is running the system works pretty good. It cools down pretty much the same as connected to 120VAC.
So why do I think that it comes half build?
Well if you are driving and you stop, you want to turn on the gas, but first you must disconnect the 12vdc power. Or if you want to connect it to 120VAC you have to do the same again. So it is missing a 3 way switch that would allow you to choose which sort of power you want to use by just switching. For this reason I added myself a 3 way switch to the fridge control panel to fill this need.
Moreover, when you are running on gas, the fridge when in contact with the wind it blows off the flame very easily. Yes, and very frequently. Just closing or opening the van door it happens. Imagine if it is windy outside. Don’t even thing about turn it on. So you cannot rely on the gas. To solve this issue I built it myself and electronic system that detects when the flame blows off and automatically it lights up again. This way I don’t care how many times it stops because at next second it is working again.
Fixing this issues took me about 4 days of work.
Now I can say that the fridge is working perfectly in all situations as they sell it in the advertisement.
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