OTR and no Inverter

Tell the manager you’ll be going to his house for supper.
When I worked as an employee I had local jobs, so I could eat at home.
When I went over the road, it’s always been my own trucks. And I install my own inverter.
2,500 watt pure sine wave, runs anything I want.

 

And what did that inverter cost?

 

It doubled the note on his truck.

3000 WATT PURE SINE POWER INVERTER 12 VDC to 120 VAC

 

Apples, oranges, pears don't need a fridge.

A bag of ice in a big cooler will keep anything for 2 days, then you need a new bag.

I have an inverter, and still use my cooler and ice. It will even keep milk. I keep sour cream and butter, and take a 5 pound bag of potatoes and nuke a potato at the truck stops or shippers and receivers.

 

Buy 40 bags of ice and you've paid for a fridge. Whats the point?

 

A “Truckfridge” is expensive but runs off of 12 volt voltage. No investor required.
Most all companies will not provide you with an invertor or a fridge,

 

Ozark gives everyone a 1500w inverter. It runs my fridge no problem. Heck it runs my 1100w microwave, TV, fridge, laptop and gaming computer no problem.

 

What does your fridge do when the truck is off?

Bag of ice is $2.50.

Think 4 truck batteries right around $800.

 

It runs off the inverter. We have APU's that run and keep the batteries charged. But it draws so little it would take days to draw down 4 big old batteries.

On home time I take all the food in it back to the house, clean it out real good and leave the doors open so it can dry out. I turn it off.