Mobicool MQ40WMobicool

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The Mobicool MQ40W, a 39-litre electric cooler from Mobicool, the Dometic group's consumer brand.

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Key features

  • Capacity: 39 litres
  • Type: Thermoelectric
  • Power supply: 12V (car) and 230V (mains)
  • Mobicool brand (Dometic group), large capacity, dual power supply

In detail: Mobicool MQ40W Portable Electric Cooler 39L

The Mobicool MQ40W carries the name of Mobicool, the consumer-facing brand of the Dometic group, a historic and global reference for mobile cooling in cars, boating and motorhomes. That heritage translates into proven technical know-how, applied here to a 39-litre thermoelectric electric cooler.

Its generous capacity, larger than most entry-level electric coolers, covers the needs of a family over a weekend or several days of holiday, without having to carry multiple coolers. Dual 12V (cigarette lighter) and 230V (mains) power supply offers real flexibility of use, in a car, campervan, boat or at home on a standard socket.

The compact format with built-in carry handles makes the unit easy to move despite its generous capacity, an important point for regular use between the car boot and the destination.

The Mobicool MQ40W stands out as one of the most popular references in the thermoelectric electric cooler segment, carried by trust in the brand and a level of popularity well above the market average.

Technical data

Detailed characteristics

Performance

Type?General technical category the unit belongs to (passive, thermoelectric, compressor...).Thermoelectric
Energy class?European energy efficiency class, from A+++ (most efficient) to G.F

Dimensions and power supply

Capacity?Usable storage volume of the cooler, in litres.39 litres
Power supply?How the unit is powered (12V, 230V, or none for a passive cooler).12V (cigarette lighter) and 230V (mains)
Dimensions?Width, depth and height of the unit (W x D x H), inside and/or outside depending on the line.56 x 38 x 42cm (W x D x H)

Additional information

ConfigurationCompact format with carry handles
How much does this cool box really use?
€0.19 to €0.29 / day
about €6 to €9 a month
1152 Wh

Note: as a Peltier unit, this cool box will not get colder than 10°C under these conditions (28°C outside).

Estimate for typical conditions: 28°C outside, average ventilation, partial sun exposure, 6 openings a day, €0.20/kWh.

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Frequently asked questions: Mobicool MQ40W Portable Electric Cooler 39L

Mobicool is the consumer-facing brand of the Dometic group, a historic and global reference in mobile cooling (coolers, motorhome fridges, onboard air conditioning), which guarantees proven technical know-how in this segment.

Yes, its 39-litre capacity is larger than most entry-level electric coolers, enough to cover a family's needs over a weekend or several days of holiday.

It has dual power supply, 12V via the cigarette lighter for use in a car, campervan or boat, and 230V via a standard mains socket for use at home.

It benefits from significant longevity and popularity in the electric cooler market, driven by the reputation of the Mobicool brand and the Dometic group it belongs to.

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