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Thanks, I want to put an electrical connector in the bed of my 2018 tundra for a cooler.1 point
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The accessory socket ( cigarette plug) connector is available in vehicles and power stations so the fridge/ freezer can easily be used between vehicles and power stations. They work very well for low current accessories. You'll find them on all the portables. They are by far the most practical for low draw accessories like portable fridge freezers. For custom connections for high draw uses I use the various sizes of Anderson connectors because, unlike SAE connectors they cannot be cross connected1 point
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Yes you are right about the Igloo being a power hog.. Grandma's works well especially if you put in a freezer before using it. Its good traveling keeping sandwiches , cheese milk cold ---I don't drink beer..LOL. I marked the connector "UP" so people would not put it in wrong. But i am looking at the compressor units for her. However, I may look for a different connector in the car...I hate those cigarette lighter plug connectors.1 point
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That is probably one of those pielter coolers, I had an Igloo one for years. If you reversed the power cord it became a warmer. They are only capable of dropping like 30 degrees below ambient temperature. Compared to the newer units we have been discussing, it is also a power hog. Typically draws 5 amps continuous. These newer compressor models are much more efficient and you can set the temperature. I have several Vevor diesel heaters and so far they have worked well.1 point
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That is strange usually you see a little wetness from gas in the area it might be sucking air. Thanks for the update hopefully thats it.1 point
