How to Power a 12 Volt Camping Fridge | Accelerate Auto Electrics & Air Conditioning

How would i go connecting battery to a generator outside

Good presentation, but delete the crappy background music.

What about using a jackery
Lithium power bank plug that into 12 volt and run the fridge off of that it will stay charged while you're driving

Great info straight up! Thank you!

Kindly advise me which 12 battery protector for the fridge 80amp or 40amp do I need?

Have a noco 240V smart charger and a 120W inverter. Can I charge the auxiliary battery using cigarette socket—>inverter—>noco charger.
Noco charger has got input wattage of 60 watts

Good info man

Great information.thanks.

How many dc dc charger i need if i have 4 auxillary batteries i want to connect to a dc dc charger?

Hey plz answer!? I got a 12v freezer and a 300wh powerpack. The return window has passed for the powerpack so I'm stick w it now... My question is, is it really dangerous what I'm doing health wise? .. I'm at work 12 hrs and powerpack seems to work for only about 5 hrs and when I get back the temperature of freezer is around 21 degrees. I turn generator back on and freezer gets back to temp... Tho it seems to stay at 10 degrees for several hrs before climbing back to 0. Weird ... Is this fine as long as the food still taste good or am I eating poison cuz of all the degree changes the food undergoes??? I don't care if it's poison as long as isnt killing me without me knowing basically. Thank you, sorry for long explanation

A lot of 12 volt fridges come standard with low voltage cutout.

I couldn't lift one of those batteries, run your fridges on 24v ( 29.x Max ) lithium Ion (LI) battery packs, check ​ozbats.com?v=nze_TXBCc9E for the packs we use on our trips :)

What do l need to run a fridge, tv and lights plz help

Question for you if you don't mind. I'm doing my own van conversion and have installed a power system consisting of 3 12v batteries to run the fridge, water pump, and charge phones and such. I went with an AC charging system that is run by either a true sine wave inverter or shore power, to charge the batteries. the inverter is set to turn on while the vehicle is running, charging the batteries as we drive. The problem that has arisen is, while the charger is on, it sends my refrigerator into a bit of a frenzy, with the temp. display jumping all over the place. I also can't use my cell phone if it is plugged into the batteries for charging. is this being caused by the charger? when the van is off and the charger isn't operating, everything works fine and no issues.

Can you do the extra battery w the dc dc charger AND the solar panels?

thanks for the info

You comment that factory wiring is sometimes too small. Please advise what gauge is recommended to wire a cigarette type fitting to a separate 150Ah AGM battery in caravan? Thank you.

Thanks for this, quick question is there any issues having two regulated solar panels, say 250w each, (I have a single 250w) feeding into a auxiliary battery via a "two to one" anderson plug. Reason is I have a large fridge/freezer and I want to "boost' the battery charging with the extra amps from the solar panels, whilst the fridge is running off the auxiliary

Awesome video. Everything I needed to know - well done.

for a 12v fridge. can i use 14 gauge wire or should id something thicker like 10
?

Very helpful

Hi
What size cables should i have in my caravan to charge 2 lithium batteries, 150-170 amps each?
The manufacturer wants to use the minimum 6mm wire but i've been told that is too small.

How thick is 35mm2 wire? is that measuring the copper wire or the external insulated diameter ???
TIA

joe

On a centre console fridge (bushman roadie) can i simply cut off the cigarette lighter ( merit) plug and then connect that to my lithium battery behind my seat and or fuse box

I think some fridges have a built in cut out in the fridge itself to save the starter battery

Can you charge a lithium ion 12 volt battery from your alternator?

This is a great product for a power outage!

Need Help. We travel out west from the east with our travel trailer .Tired of the ice thing and having to deal with the water damaging food.
Looking at a 50 liter frig for the back of our Suburban but don’t want to put ant extra strain on it’s battery .
Would having a battery in a box with 12 volt adapter be sufficient for at least two days of power from a standard battery? Would be hooking it up to a charger every night for conditioning at the campgrounds.
Trying to be cheap with a standard battery and this set up would only be used once or twice a year.
Thanks for any info

Thx USA from poland