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(Summary description)There are some significant differences between car refrigerators and household refrigerators, mainly including the following aspects:
1. Overall dimensions and weight: Car refrigerators are usually smaller and lighter than household refrigerators to meet vehicle space limitations and mobility needs. Most car refrigerators have a capacity of around 20 to 60 liters, while most household refrigerators typically have a capacity of over 100 liters.
2. Power Requirements: The power supply for car refrigerators is generally 12 volts (DC), which needs to be used in conjunction with car batteries or other adapters. Household refrigerators use a 220 volt AC power supply.
3. Working environment: The car refrigerator needs to withstand harsh working environment tests such as ups and downs, vibrations, and high temperatures, so its design has characteristics such as shock resistance, drop resistance, and heat insulation. However, household refrigerators are located in a relatively constant and stable indoor environment, and there are no such problems.
4. Power consumption: Due to the need to use car batteries for power supply in car refrigerators, their power is relatively low, usually around 30 to 80 watts; The power of household refrigerators is generally between 150 watts and 300 watts. Meanwhile, due to the fact that car refrigerators rely on car batteries to operate, their usage time is limited by battery capacity and charging conditions.
In summary, there are significant differences in size, power requirements, working environment, and power consumption between car refrigerators and household refrigerators. Choose suitable products based on the actual needs of different demand scenarios.