Our brands

Alpicool is a Chinese brand founded in 2013 by the Foshan Alpicool group, specialising in compressor coolers for vehicles, motorhomes and 4x4s. Now one of the world's largest manufacturers in the sector, it focuses on affordable pricing and fits some of its higher end models with LG compressors, alongside domestically made Chinese compressors on entry level versions.

Bosch is a German industrial group founded in 1886 in Stuttgart by Robert Bosch. Its home appliance arm, carried by the long-standing BSH joint venture (Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte), ranks among the leading names in the sector across Europe, with fridges and freezers known for their build quality, energy efficiency and long-term reliability.

Campingaz, a historic camping and outdoor brand, offers beyond its iconic stoves a full range of passive coolers and insulated bags, known for their toughness and simplicity of use on outdoor trips.

Candy is an Italian appliance brand founded in 1945 in Monza, which grew over the decades into one of Europe's major names in large home appliances. Acquired in 2019 by the Chinese Haier group, it retains its own identity and offers fridges, freezers and washing machines at an affordable price point, with an increasingly connected range via its simply-Fi app.

Cecotec is a Spanish small-appliance company founded by brothers Cesar and Jose Orts in Valencia, relaunched in 2013 before growing rapidly on the back of its Conga robot vacuum cleaner. Now a major player in affordable home appliances in Spain and across Europe, it applies the same know-how to the fans, air conditioners and air coolers in its EnergySilence range.

Coleman is an American outdoor and camping brand founded in 1900 by W.C. Coleman, first known for its kerosene lanterns before expanding into stoves, tents and coolers. Now owned by Newell Brands, its passive, soft-sided and wheeled coolers remain a longstanding reference for outdoor trips, valued for their toughness and simplicity of use.

Daikin is a historic Japanese air conditioning manufacturer, often credited with inventing the Inverter technology now widespread across the market. Its fixed split air conditioners are known for their long-term reliability and particularly quiet running, at a price that reflects this reputation.

Dometic is a historic Swedish manufacturer, an unavoidable reference in mobile cooling for motorhomes, camper vans and boating. Its electric and compressor coolers (Tropicool and CoolFreeze ranges) are known for their reliability and, on the more recent models, their connectivity (CFX3 app).

DREO is an American brand founded in 2021 in San Francisco, incubated within SharkNinja (the group behind Shark and Ninja) before becoming an independent entity. Specialising in connected home comfort appliances (fans, air conditioners, heaters, air purifiers), it relies on quiet direct-current motors and control via app or voice assistant. Within a few years, DREO has become one of the best-selling fan and heater brands on Amazon in the United States, claiming over 10 million users worldwide.

EcoFlow is a Chinese brand that became a reference in portable power stations, and has extended its energy and battery management know-how to next-generation portable air conditioners. Its Wave models stand out for being able to run on battery power, without always depending on a mains socket.

Engel is a Japanese manufacturer whose compressor coolers, fitted with the famous swing compressor, have built a near-legendary reputation for toughness among motorhome, 4x4 and boating enthusiasts. Some Engel units remain in service for over a decade without a single breakdown.

Haier is one of the largest home appliance groups in the world, of Chinese origin, present in the fridge, freezer and air conditioner segment with a positioning that combines capacity, technology (No Frost) and affordability.

Hisense is a Chinese consumer electronics group, also present in the air conditioning segment with fixed units that aim for a strong price-to-features ratio, between accessible Inverter technology and connected functions.

Igloo is an American brand founded in 1947 in Texas, a pioneer of moulded plastic coolers that helped bring mobile cooling to camping, fishing and outdoor trips for the mass market. Its very wide catalogue today spans classic passive coolers as well as wheeled, soft-sided and electric models, with a positioning that remains firmly focused on affordability.

Klarstein is a German brand of the Chal-Tec group, specialising in affordable home appliances and comfort equipment: fans, air conditioners, mini fridges, electric coolers and many other cooling and refreshing devices. Known for its wide catalogue and sometimes original designs (such as its retro PopArt range), it offers an affordable alternative to more traditional brands, without sacrificing essential features.

Levoit is an American brand founded in 2017 in Anaheim, California, owned by the Chinese group VeSync (founded in 2012 in Shenzhen), which also owns the Etekcity and Cosori brands. Specialising in home air quality appliances (air purifiers, humidifiers), it designs its products in the United States while manufacturing stays concentrated in China. Backed by a very large volume of customer reviews, it ranks among the best selling brands in its category on Amazon.

Lifewit is a brand founded in 2015, whose tagline (Space for your own pace) reflects a mission centred on everyday organisation. Its catalogue covers storage and carrying solutions for home and outdoor use, notably insulated bags and backpacks with a functional, affordable positioning. The brand is mainly distributed through its own online shop and major marketplaces, where it holds Amazon's Choice status on several listings.

Meaco is a British family business founded in 1991 in Surrey by Chris and Michelle Michael, initially specialising in measuring instruments for museums before shifting focus to home air quality appliances. Its MeacoFan range of fans, with a clean design, focuses on particularly quiet running and a summer/winter setting.

Mitsubishi Electric is a Japanese industrial group and one of the world's foremost players in residential air conditioning, with a split range known for reliability and considered design, notably on its Kirigamine Style line. The brand equips both individual installations and larger-scale professional projects.

Mobicool is a German brand founded in 1991 in Emsdetten, now part of the Swedish Dometic group. It offers electric and compressor coolers as well as passive cool boxes, positioned as a more affordable alternative to the group's own CoolFreeze and Tropicool ranges, while still benefiting from Dometic's expertise in mobile cooling.

Rowenta is a historic French small-appliance brand, present for decades in homes with its fans, irons and vacuum cleaners. Its table and pedestal fans are valued for their proven reliability and value for money.

Samsung is a South Korean conglomerate founded in 1938, now one of the largest technology and home appliance groups in the world. Its home appliance division offers a full range of fridges, freezers and air conditioners, often fitted with connected features and proprietary technologies such as the Digital Inverter compressor, with a positioning that blends innovation and industrial reliability.

Vevor is a general equipment brand founded in 2007 in Shanghai, China, which has grown in under two decades into a global online retailer of tools and professional equipment, with a catalogue of over 10,000 items spanning automotive, workshop, catering and lifting gear. Its electric compressor coolers are just one product line among many others, all positioned around tight value for money.

Whirlpool is an American group founded in 1911 in Michigan, now one of the world's very largest manufacturers of consumer home appliances. Its catalogue covers the full range of home cooling (fridges, fridge-freezers, freezers) as well as portable air conditioners, with a positioning that combines large-scale production, proven technology and affordability.