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INPUT POWER REQUIREMENTS
The fridge is designed to operate from a 12V DC
or 24V DC supply (e.g. car cigarette lighter style
socket, vehicle battery or suitably rated power
bank).
Before connecting your fridge to a power source,
check:
+ The socket is rated to supply the correct
voltage and current required by the fridge and is
adequately fused.
+ The socket is clean and dry and will be protected
from dirt and water during use.
+ If the socket is newly installed, it is recommended
to use a minimum of Ø6mm (AWG11) 4.58mm²
Twin Sheath Two Core cable directly connected
to the positive and negative battery terminals
with 15A in-line fuse protection.
NOTE: It is important that the correct cord size and
gauge is used for the installation of the DC supply
as over distance the voltage can decrease if the
incorrect cord size and gauge cord is being used. We
recommend to always consult a qualified automotive
electrician.
CONNECTING & OPERATING
YOUR FRIDGE
+ Plug the 12V/24V DC power cord into the DC
power socket (as highlighted over page) on the
end of the fridge and then connect to the vehicle
cigarette lighter socket or suitable 12V or 24V
DC power source.
+ The fridge will automatically turn on, there is no
requirement to switch the appliance on.
+ The display will automatically show the current
internal cabinet temperature.
+ Use only the 2.5m DC power cord supplied with
the fridge.
+ The fridge is equipped with an electronic control
system that will prevent polarity reversal. In the
event that the battery connection is reversed
the unit will not start or operate. The power
input socket is fitted with a 15A blade fuse for
protection.
12/24V DC POWER
REQUIREMENTS
If your fridge is cutting out prematurely, it could be
due to:
1. The low voltage protection being set too
high on the Battery Protection.
2. DC power cord and/or connections are
not suitable to carry the required current.
Check the power cord and all connections and adjust
the Battery Protection on the control panel.
NOTE: A battery charger may only be connected to
the battery when the fridge has been disconnected
from the DC power source.
+ Over-voltage may cause damage to the
electronics of the fridge.
