I wonder did you stay with this set up? You have no access to the underfloor area where the third row seats are / were? Also you can’t put anything under the fridge and presumably don’t put stuff on top so a lot of wasted space? I am also interested to know if the 12 v plug worked or tripped? I had to get a beefed up socket with a higher value fuse to run my fridge. I have an NW and I remade the rear floor panels to access the under floor area and also originally made a platform for the whole cargo area and mounted the fridge and slide on the top, later I modified this to one drawer on the left with the fridge on it. I use a bike rack sometimes and the access to the right is very limited so I keep the drawer on the left. Thanks for your video.
Hi Tracy sorry for the late reply. Had been away travelling. Yes the access to the underfloor area is an issue but I don’t normally store much in there as I put most of my 4wd stuff in the drawer I put at the back. I only really use this set up when going on a road trip with family. Generally keep the fridge at home unplugged. I could put stuff on top of the fridge though. It is relatively sturdy and didn’t have any problems with it. The 12V socket worked fine with the amp draw for this fridge and I didn’t have any problems with it. I usually connect it to a 120AH Lithium deep cycle battery though that I have in a battery box and charged with the solar panel that I have mounted at the top. Have never run out of the battery and the fridge has run continuously for a three week round trip that we did down to South Australia from Queensland. Even while parked undercover or at night. The fridge was connected to the battery and ran continuously. Hope you’re liking your set up. I’ve seen people use hinges etc to be able to access the underfloor area. Cheers
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I wonder did you stay with this set up? You have no access to the underfloor area where the third row seats are / were? Also you can’t put anything under the fridge and presumably don’t put stuff on top so a lot of wasted space? I am also interested to know if the 12 v plug worked or tripped? I had to get a beefed up socket with a higher value fuse to run my fridge. I have an NW and I remade the rear floor panels to access the under floor area and also originally made a platform for the whole cargo area and mounted the fridge and slide on the top, later I modified this to one drawer on the left with the fridge on it. I use a bike rack sometimes and the access to the right is very limited so I keep the drawer on the left. Thanks for your video.
Hi Tracy sorry for the late reply. Had been away travelling. Yes the access to the underfloor area is an issue but I don’t normally store much in there as I put most of my 4wd stuff in the drawer I put at the back. I only really use this set up when going on a road trip with family. Generally keep the fridge at home unplugged.
I could put stuff on top of the fridge though. It is relatively sturdy and didn’t have any problems with it.
The 12V socket worked fine with the amp draw for this fridge and I didn’t have any problems with it. I usually connect it to a 120AH Lithium deep cycle battery though that I have in a battery box and charged with the solar panel that I have mounted at the top. Have never run out of the battery and the fridge has run continuously for a three week round trip that we did down to South Australia from Queensland. Even while parked undercover or at night. The fridge was connected to the battery and ran continuously.
Hope you’re liking your set up. I’ve seen people use hinges etc to be able to access the underfloor area. Cheers