BougeRV, a brand centered on manufacturing electrical products for the outdoors such as portable refrigerators, has introduced the “BougeRV CR Pro CH” multi-functional portable refrigerator.
This product features a temperature control function supporting everything from cooling to heating, making it suitable not only for outdoor activities but also for home and in-car use.
- Please note that listed prices may differ from actual prices. Always check the final price at the time of purchase.
Prices are particularly likely to change during sales, so please be sure to check the current pricing.

Basic Information
Specifications
| Capacity | 25L |
|---|---|
| Rated Voltage | DC12V/24V, AC100V~240V (50Hz/60Hz) |
| Rated Power Consumption | Cooling mode: ECO 45W, MAX 60W Heating mode: 60W |
| External Dimensions | Approx. 56.5 × 31.5 × 37.5 cm |
| Interior Dimensions | Approx. 35 × 25 × 29.5 cm |
| Weight | Approx. 11.5 kg |
| Noise Level | ≦45dB |
| Temperature Setting Range | Cooling mode: -22°C to 10°C Heating mode: 25°C to 55°C |
| Refrigerant Gas | R-134a |


Features of the BougeRV CR Pro CH
Capable of both Cooling and Heating!

The greatest feature of the “BougeRV CR Pro CH” is its wide temperature control range, allowing for cooling from -22°C to 10°C and further supporting heating from 25°C to 55°C.
This allows you to store food and beverages at their appropriate temperatures.
Mr. GadgetIt utilizes high-density foamed urethane insulation to maintain temperatures efficiently.
Large 25L Capacity

The “BougeRV CR Pro CH” comes in a generous 25L size.
As you can see from the images, the temperature-controlled box measures 37.5 cm in height, 56.5 cm in length, and 31.5 cm in depth, providing ample vertical and horizontal storage space while fitting securely into the limited confines of a vehicle.
Mr. GadgetAs a guide for capacity, it can hold up to 40 cans of 350ml, 21 plastic bottles of 550ml, 8 bottles of 1.5L, and 5 bottles of 2L.
- Please note that listed prices may differ from actual prices. Always check the final price at the time of purchase.
Prices are particularly likely to change during sales, so please be sure to check the current pricing.

Switch Between ECO Mode and MAX Mode

In ECO mode, operation is possible with reduced power consumption at 45W, making it suitable for long-term use.
On the other hand, MAX mode consumes 60W of power, which is suitable when you want to cool drinks and food more quickly.
You can select each mode according to your usage environment and needs, enabling power usage tailored to the situation.
Mr. GadgetBoth modes can only be set during cooling.
Please note that they cannot be set during heating.
Internal Battery Integration Supported

By using the optional dedicated battery, you can use this refrigerator even in locations without a power source.
A storage case is included, designed to neatly store wiring and adapters.
Multiple Power Source Options

Because it can operate on three different power sources—household wall outlets, car cigarette lighter sockets, and the dedicated battery—it can be used anywhere.
Equipped with Low Voltage Protection to Prevent Battery Depletion!

It comes with a function to protect your car’s battery, preventing over-discharging.
This will provide great peace of mind for car camping and long drives.
Conclusion

The “BougeRV CR Pro CH” features temperature control functions ranging from cooling to heating, making it usable across all four seasons and a highly recommended item for outdoor enthusiasts.
- Please note that listed prices may differ from actual prices. Always check the final price at the time of purchase.
Prices are particularly likely to change during sales, so please be sure to check the current pricing.

Thank you for reading until the end!
- The evaluation in this article is unique to this site.
- Unless otherwise specified, product prices and information are current as of the time of writing.
- Please note that this site cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies in this information.
- Product and service names mentioned on this site are trademarks of their respective companies.
This article was originally written in Japanese and has been translated.



Comments