Litheli, a US startup that designs and produce battery-powered products, has announced the launch of FrozenPack, an all-around backpack car fridge that can be powered by a car cigarette port and detachable batteries.
FrozenPack offers rapid cooling in just 15 minutes from 25°C to 0°C , with the lowest down to -20°C, ensuring that your food and drinks stay chilled for any adventures.
It boasts 77% larger capacity than traditional bulky car fridges, making it the ideal chill partner for all kinds of outings: place it in your car, secure it on your e-bike or as a backpack for the wildest adventures.
“FrozenPack overcomes limitations and brings you to destinations where wheels cannot reach. As the inventor of Infinity Power Share (IPS), Litheli aims to extend the value of detachable batteries and free them from garage or tool shed to the great outdoors,” said Litheli’s general manager and co-founder Ivy Ying.
FrozenPack can be powered in two ways: by a car cigarette port or the U20 IPS Super Battery, which is also the universal power source for all Litheli U20 products — from garden tools to power tools.
The U20 Battery functions as a power bank to charge electronic devices, including laptops and mobile phones, and it can also be recharged via the USB-C port.
Litheli FrozenPack is now available on Indiegogo at a promotional price of US$219/RM968 (normal price US$319/RM1,410), with add-ons like the L-shaped rack for e-bikes and motorbikes, eWagon W2 Pro for easy cruising, Electric SUP Air Pump for adventure gears, and Flint 288 power station for extended power charging.
FrozenPack is already in mass production and will soon be available in late September on Amazon US, litheli.com, and other online websites.
