Car refrigerator with compact structure
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The present disclosure provides a car refrigerator with a compact structure, which comprises a refrigerator body, a refrigerating chamber and a refrigerating mechanism disposed in the refrigerator body, wherein the refrigerating chamber comprises a bottom wall, two opposite side walls extending vertically upward from the bottom wall, a top wall disposed in parallel with and spaced from the bottom wall, and a first wall and a second wall disposed between the bottom wall and the top wall; the second wall is step-shaped and comprises a lower part connected to the bottom wall, an upper part connected to the top wall and a platform part connected to the lower part and the upper part; and the refrigerating mechanism is located on the platform part. The second wall is configured to be step-shaped, and the refrigerating mechanism of the refrigerate mechanism is disposed on the platform part, so that the space in the refrigerator body can be fully utilized, and the volume of the refrigerating chamber can be expanded as much as possible on the basis of ensuring the normal operation of the car refrigerator
A car refrigerator (1) with a compact structure, comprising a refrigerator body (10), a refrigerating chamber (20) and a refrigerating mechanism (30) disposed in the refrigerator body (10), wherein the refrigerating chamber (20) comprises a bottom wall (21) and two opposite side walls (22) extending vertically upward from the bottom wall (21) and a top wall (23) disposed in parallel with and spaced from the bottom wall (21), and a first wall (24) and a second wall (25) disposed between the bottom wall (21) and the top wall (23), wherein the second wall (25) is step-shaped and comprises a lower part (251) connected to the bottom wall (21), an upper part (253) connected to the top wall (23) and a platform part (252) connected to the lower part (251) and the upper part (253);
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