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Thermoelectric car refrigerators, sometimes referred to as Peltier refrigerators, use the Peltier effect for cooling. This type of refrigerator is generally cheaper and quieter than compressor or absorption refrigerators. They can run on both 12 volt and 230 volt power, making them flexible for use in the car or at home. The main disadvantage is that their cooling performance is strongly influenced by the ambient temperature and they generally do not reach as low temperatures as other types of refrigerators.

Powering the car fridge with 230V is ideal for situations where an AC connection is available, such as a home, campsite or caravan with access to mains electricity. This power supply allows the fridge to run at full capacity and keep food and drinks cold for longer periods of time. 230V power is convenient if you are in a location with access to mains electricity and plan to stay there for longer periods of time. However, when using this power supply, it is important to keep in mind that the power consumption may be higher compared to a 12V or 24V power supply. Therefore, it is important to monitor the power consumption and connect the car fridge to another power source if necessary.

The 24V power supply for the car fridge is often used in trucks, buses and other large vehicles that have a 24V on-board electrical network. This power supply allows food and beverages to be kept cold for longer periods of time, even at higher temperatures, due to the higher voltage which allows for more efficient cooling. As with 12V power, it is important to monitor the vehicle's battery to ensure that it does not become too low. Most car fridges with this power supply also have over-discharge protection to ensure that the vehicle's battery stays within a safe range.