Alta 80 Portable Fridge
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Goal Zero Alta 80 Portable Fridge
Our larger portable refrigerator comes with increased capacity and two compartments for more custom temperature control. It also has 78 L of space and can fit up to 130 twelve-ounce cans. Pair it with your Yeti power station to keep perishables cold for days.
- Material
- stainless steel
- Volume
- 78L
- Closure
- metal latches
- Dimensions
- 37.3 x 22.2 x 17.8in
- Weight
- 59lb
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 year
- Activity
- camp, casual
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 6 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJuly 8, 2024
5 day trip success
When I saw the box on my porch I knew I was in over my head. It's definitely a two person carry but I was very surprised at the actual weight being manageable even filled with food. I've used it just as a fridge both side for a few weeks before camping dispersed in over 100+ heat .in-between meals we kept the Alta mostly out of the sun and with its cover zipped. Camping we used the left side as a freezer, use the baskets it allows the air to circulate around. We overnight froze some friends ice packs and they got an extra day for their cooler items. Mostly used 40 ish watts when running 1 watt when in idle. Very impressed with our experience.. We used a yeti 3000x to power the Alta for 5 whole days using one side as a freezer and still had around 30% battery left. Soo much space we couldn't have eaten any fancier. Love love love this thing. I'll be making it a wheeled cart this weekend.
Originally reviewed on goalzero.com
July 8, 2024
Works good with some issues
The good: Large Size, good design, LG compressor and is sturdy. Comes with a nice cover. The Not so good, but not so bad: Cover is not split and requires you to fully unzip the cover to access either side. The bad: It is a power hog. GZ says you can run this on a Yeti 500 for 2 days. Don't believe this. My yeti 500 wouldn't run it and continued to give a low voltage F1 error. Swapped over to my Yeti 700 and it will run it, but after about 14 hours its down to 25%. So if you buy one, I would say double the size of battery you are planning on using if you want to run for more than a half a day without solar. I have solar and it runs great, but if there is a day that I cannot generate power via solar, I will run out of power and will need to relay on Ice.
Originally reviewed on goalzero.com
June 14, 2024
Quality matters!
Our family camps a lot. We do all levels of camping from RVing to Overlanding in remote areas of Baja. When we first moved away from ice coolers to a power fridge five or so years ago, it was game changing. We no longer had to deal with finding ice m the middle of our trip. Or deal with wet, soggy food, or digging through 20 pounds of ice to find what we needed. Not to mention, trying to fit everything back in after removing a bunch of items to find what we needed from under the ice and have everything shifting around. In the past five or so years, we have gone through three or four different budget fridges. These fridges do work but they are far from energy efficient. We always have power anxiety, especially on long stays at one location, where I am not able to charge my power station using my DC to DC charger. We do have solar panels to charge our power stations, but those are not reliable as they require unobstructed sun. Any amount of clouds or shades render them nearly useless. And having to move the panels around every hour or so to chase the sun was cumbersome. When GoalZero announced the new Atlas fridge I was immediately sold. The industry leading power efficiency means we no longer have to carry as much power as we need it before. Our Goalzero 1500 X which typically only last me 2 to 3 days will now last me twice as long if not longer.
Originally reviewed on goalzero.com
February 27, 2024
Awesome
This thing is awesome! Very quiet, cools down quickly and uses very little power - it’s in my basement in a controlled environment so field operations will likely vary. It’s BIG but I wanted the two separate environments. The insulating cover is very nicely made, great quality all around.
Originally reviewed on goalzero.com
February 20, 2024
Alta 89
Not sure what to make of this fridge it’s a bit bulky for my truck and so far it’s the best one I’ve ever owned,I took out my passenger seat out and it fits very nicely keeps my frozen foood and the other side vary cold,so far I have not run my battery’s out yet but as precaution I sometimes turn it off not sure if it’s necessary but the food stays frozen and cold on the other side,I’m just loving this fridge and eventually I will get the 4000 for it,
Originally reviewed on goalzero.com
February 14, 2024
Seems to last forever.
I have the Alta 80 powered to the 12v outlet in my jeep trailhawk and in my Yeti 3000 for a backup when if the jeep shuts off. It draws most of the power when the compressor is on (about 38 watts average), however, I’ve noticed when the fridge/freezer compartments have items in it, the compressor doesn’t kick on as much. Stays steady about 0 to 6 watts when the compressor is off. A frozen Yeti brand ice pack in both compartments tends to keep the compressor from turning on much more and I can re-freeze them in the freezer compartment. They’re small and don’t take up much volume, but they aren’t a necessity. Very big for my overlanding needs, however, I’m never short of food or drinks on the trail! An upgraded insulated cover split down the middle where you could still open each individual compartment without having to take off the top cover would be great. *Wink wink GZ 😉
Originally reviewed on goalzero.com
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