Question for those wiser than I with 12V electrics.
When I camp somewhere for a few days, I'd like to be able to remove my Waeco (Dometic) 50L fridge from the vehicle, and keep it near the camp kitchen, under some shade, or under the tent awning. My car has the factory dual battery option and electrical preparation pack. My question is - what is the best way to power the fridge from the vehicle batteries (with the ignition turned off), and with all doors closed? At this stage I don't need to power caravans or anything else. Should I pull power from one of the roof outlets using the Deutsche plugs and a custom cable? Can I power it from the NATO plug without extensive modifications? Should I install a new Anderson plug to the rear of the car specifically for this purpose?
Let me know what you think.
Shorty
When I camp somewhere for a few days, I'd like to be able to remove my Waeco (Dometic) 50L fridge from the vehicle, and keep it near the camp kitchen, under some shade, or under the tent awning. My car has the factory dual battery option and electrical preparation pack. My question is - what is the best way to power the fridge from the vehicle batteries (with the ignition turned off), and with all doors closed? At this stage I don't need to power caravans or anything else. Should I pull power from one of the roof outlets using the Deutsche plugs and a custom cable? Can I power it from the NATO plug without extensive modifications? Should I install a new Anderson plug to the rear of the car specifically for this purpose?
Let me know what you think.
Shorty