Solutions To Power Your Fridge While Camping
The auxiliary battery system is the accessory keeping your portable fridge constantly running
What is one of the most essential items while camping or travelling off-road?
A portable fridge or freezer, of course.
The auxiliary battery system is usually installed the power a portable fridge or fridge/ freezer.
The auxiliary battery will allow the fridge to consistently run even when the vehicle has been switched off.
Power is provided from the auxiliary battery so that the main/start battery cannot run flat.
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