As with most 12v fridges, the Indel B has a low voltage cutoff that is supposed to help save the battery by cutting off the fridge when the voltage drops below a certain threshold. We've had the Truckfridge TF-41 (AKA Indel B TB 41) for 3 seasons now and it still works great - a testament to how well they're made since we've done a lot of bouncing around and a lot of lugging into and out of the truck in that time (30 camping trips total, probably 80 days at least since many of the trips were long ones.)īut it has an annoying problem and I'm wondering if there's any fix for it. We’ve also included some hot-shot cooler boxes, which are still great pieces of equipment for outdoor enthusiasts.(I was all set to post this in the "camping equipment" section but after I typed it up I realized that I'm not asking a "fridge" question, I'm asking a "power" question, so I posted it here.)
That’s why we’ve taken a look at some of the best there is on the market in South Africa. Years ago, a portable fridge was considered a luxury travelling item and the choices were limited but today, it’s almost standard even among those who profess to ‘rough it’ – and the different models and ranges you can select from is huge. It’s not needed only for you to be able to pull out an ice-cold Coca Cola when stopping for a picnic along the way a good fridge will ensure that you still have some fresh meat and solid butter even a week into your trip. Sure, the aircon is just as essential as you head on out over the long road, sitting smiling and lekker chill inside as the heatwaves shimmer in the distance… but what happens when you stop and switch off the engine?
It’s the end of the year, and as campers and caravanners, we are either getting ready to hit the road for the holidays, or we are already there!Īnd, with the heat that just keeps rising during this time of the year, there is one item in your car or trailer that you just can’t go without – a proper fridge/freezer or cooler box.
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