Our 24VDC eutectic fridge is no longer required.
We've been using it off-grid for about 10 years. It consists of a pair of Ozefridge marine units with Danfoss compressors. http://www.ozefridge.com.au/
I modified a large conventional 480 litre 2-door Kelvinator fridge/freezer, removing the original compressor, condenser, and evaporators, added more insulation on the back and underneath, and then I installed one of the large Ozefridge ice tanks in the freezer compartment and the other in the fridge compartment. Each unit is completely independent of the other, so you can set the desired temperatures for the fridge and freezer compartments independently. In fact you need not run the freezer compartment as a freezer if you wish.
Being basically split systems, the compressor units are located outside the house and the insulated copper refrigerant pipes come through the wall and into the cabinet, like a split system air-con. Because the condensers and compressors are outside the house, the heat removed from the fridge cabinet is not released in the house, so the cabinet can be built into kitchen cabinetry with additional insulation added on all sides.
These Ozefridge systems are air-cooled by a small computer-type fan, but they also have the option to use water cooling. I have an unused water cooling kit, spare cooling fans, and a complete unused spare compressor unit available.
Because it is a split system, to relocate it the refrigerant lines need to be disconnected and some refrigerant will be lost. Therefore, when reinstalling it you will need the services of a refrigeration mechanic to regas the systems.
Because this is a full-size, heavy domestic fridge cabinet, it will need to be collected. It cannot be shipped. We are near Warragul in West Gippsland, VIC.
The asking price is $1,100.
This is a fraction of what it cost to build, let alone the value of the spare parts. But we have had 10 years good service from it.
If interested, please contact me for more technical information and photos, or if you wish to inspect it. It is still in use so you can see it in operation.