GoKawiilA complete home battery backup system provides the ultimate flexibility in protecting against power outages, with options ranging from $1,200 to around $10,000, depending on how many devices do you want to power and for how long.
But Bluetti’s FridgePower is a brand-new option designed to provide the most important protection in a form-factor specifically optimized for smaller apartments and kitchens.
As the name suggests, FridgePower is a dedicated battery backup system for refrigerators. While it can be inconvenient to have other appliances left without power, loss of power to your refrigerator can be expensive if power is off long enough to ruin your food. It can even potentially threaten your health if you use it to keep vital medications cool.
FridgePower is an ultra-slim, plug-and-play battery backup solution for refrigerators designed for non-technical users, with no installation required. It redefines refrigerator backup power as a smarter, space-saving solution for kitchens, apartments, and modern homes.
In addition to protecting the food and other items stored in your fridge, there’s an additional power outlet available to ensure continued availability of essentials like your Wi-Fi router or phone charger.
Sleek, stylish, silent
Unlike conventional home backup systems with their blockier and somewhat industrial appearance, FridgePower is specifically designed with a sleek, ultra-slim form factor. Its aesthetic means that it blends seamlessly into modern homes, and operates almost completely silently by design. Noise levels as low as 30dB are comparable to a quiet library.
In most cases, the best placement will be directly on top of your refrigerator. But where this is not possible, it can also be positioned vertically to take up almost no space on a kitchen worktop. The side profile is less than three inches.
Instant setup and Smart UPS
FridgePower offers true plug-and-play simplicity, with absolutely no installation or setup needed. Just plug it into a power outlet, plug your fridge into one of the sockets and any additional device into the second one, and that’s it.
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