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I have the Broaddict Molle Cargo Shelf panels on both side
Thors Lightening compressor in their molle mount plus a CRS mini hose reel
Pura Vida overhead shelf. Keeps hoses and other gear up and out of the way
Electrical is 100amp circut run through the door jams to rear. 3 gang switch for relay for compressor, 12v plugs, Mabbett overhead light and USB outlets. I think it is a good setup. Very convenient.
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Thank you. Appreciate the follow-up.I have the Broaddict Molle Cargo Shelf panels on both side
Thors Lightening compressor in their molle mount plus a CRS mini hose reel
Pura Vida overhead shelf. Keeps hoses and other gear up and out of the way
Electrical is 100amp circut run through the door jams to rear. 3 gang switch for relay for compressor, 12v plugs, Mabbett overhead light and USB outlets. I think it is a good setup. Very convenient.
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I went with the SetPower PT35 on the recommendation of a friend. Got it for $229 during the Prime Day sale. So far I've only experimented with it sitting in the shop running off the DC adapter but it seems to work fine and appears to be well made. Cools from 70 to 35F in about 15 minutes and holds the temperature reasonably well for 1-2 hours once turned off (empty). I'll be running it off the DC plug in the back for grocery runs and an EcoFlow River2 with portable solar panel while camping (also picked up during Prime deals).
Iceco JP50.
Fits well, the JL40 would be slightly better for the two door, since it is a little too tall to open the lid all the way while slid out.
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Did a quick test with the VL45ProS and Bluetti AC180. The fridge was set at 36* (already at temp) empty in my garage at around 80-85* the Bluetti had enough juice to last for 31 hours. Good baseline to go off.
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Awesome. I’m going to do the same with my AC 180 and BougeRV ED45 with its internal battery, and see how it goes. I wonder if the internal battery being installed will make a difference
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Can you share the footprint of the APL35 with the insulated cover?I just recently installed an Iceco APL35. Took it out for a camping trip this last weekend and was very happy with it. It's very quiet, and the bluetooth functionality with the app makes it extremely easy to monitor and change the settings.
My setup is:
- Victron Orion XS DC-DC charger
- 100 AH lithium battery
- Iceco APL35
- Iceco slide (mounted to JCR floor)
- JCR Off-Grid Modular Drawer System Floor (rubber matt is covering it)
Excuse the camping and offroading dust....
I'm having a custom slide made for it and looking to confirm the dimensions I need in the tray. I have clearance beyond the tray for the swing of the open lid - so i'm just looking for the footprint. Contacting Iceco directly hasn't been helpful so far (they responded with 2-3" more than the cooler without any specifics, and at 3" longer, it wouldn't even fit in their tray....).
I'm not going with the Iceco offered slide out because I don't want to give up the un-used width in the tray for overall use of the cargo area adjacent to it. My custom slide will actually mount to a full cargo slide out shelf and be mounted to the passenger side. The width of the slide for the larger tray and slide for the fridge will give me the clearance I need to operate the lid - and I want to max the remaining cargo space on the larger tray for mounting some gear boxes.
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