It is important to clean the fridge regularly and to ensure that it is not overloaded, leaving at least one-fifth of the space available. It is also important to transport it properly to avoid vibration and mechanical damage during travel.

Yes, most car fridges can be connected to a standard 230V mains supply, so they can be used at home, especially if they have an adapter or built-in connectivity to different power sources.

Car refrigerators are designed to be energy efficient. Compressor fridges, although more powerful, are optimised for energy consumption, while thermoelectric fridges generally consume less energy but have more limited cooling options.

When choosing a fridge, it is important to consider the length of the journey and the amount of products. For short journeys, a smaller capacity, thermoelectric model may be sufficient. For longer journeys, it is better to choose a compressor fridge, which will maintain a lower temperature and a larger capacity.

Car refrigerators are mainly divided into thermoelectric and compressor refrigerators. Thermoelectric fridges are lighter, cheaper, but have limited refrigeration efficiency. Compressor fridges are more powerful and can maintain negative temperatures, but are heavier and more expensive.