truck fridge

....but mine has a cool blue led light inside.

It's 'custom'

 

FYI, I have used a 12v cooler in trucks for 17 years now. I can not eat food at restaurants. Right now I am using a koolatron. 1) as long as it is not shut off, 1 gallon of milk will stay good during the late spring. I was running it in Iowa and the ambient air was 85. At night it cooled down to low 70s. I ran it all night, from 5 at night to 6 in the morning with the truck off, now problem starting. 2) It will freeze in the winter, but it will not keep things frozen.

 

Yep, sounds accurate for one of the electronic chip heat exchange/transfer types. How well it works (or not) is all determined by the temperature of the "room" it is in.

If you want to make it work a lot better in the hotter climates build the duct thing I described above from the truck A/C. It will help a lot.

 

What inverter do you have ( watt ) ?
If you can tell me the brand of the fridge Walmart I think you said $79.84 looking to get one it comes with little freezer

 

I have the 2.1 from Walmart
Has a freezer
59 bucks
Ran great on a 1300 but I have a 2500 now
I talked to a guy last week who has a small deep freeze that runs through the lighter
He swears it works great
He got it on Amazon for 400 bucks

 

Let's see. I got a 12V fridge, a real one with a compressor and all from
Home Page for TruckFridge : Built-In and Portable Refigerator/Freezers
It is still running perfectly 17 YEARS LATER .
I cannot endorse this company or it's products enough.

 

17 years for most anything (especially a refrigerator!) in an OTR truck to last and still be function is outstanding!

 

That's longer than most marriages.

 

And most marriages start running like crap just after the honeymoon