Equipment inside the truck.

Ed , a guess - EPU - external power unit ?

 

Epu , electrical apu, bewer idea to remain carb compliant

 

Sp bewer equals newer, fat fingers

 

I've found a fridge to be useless. It's not big enough for anything.

A whole bunch of electrical gadgets might seem nice, but the truck starting in the morning is a lot nicer.
Maybe I have bad luck with microwaves, but mine seem to shake apart, and fail.

I use a BIG cooler and a bag of ice for a fridge. Works great, and holds enough for about 3 days, will keep milk.
I use the microwave at truck stops, shippers & receivers.

If the truck has no APU, then it will probably have an idle system that turns the engine on / off automatically.

I've had the same " SKYWORTH " 24" flats screen HD tv / dvd television for 7 or 8 years, takes a licking and keeps on ticking. You'll want to invest in a cheap aerial for your TV if the truck doesn't have one.

Lots of fleet trucks have satellite radio now. Lots of fleet trucks still come with a JUNK receiver that allows your cd's to skip at every little bump, take that out, put in your own, just save the stock one for when you turn the truck in.

Coffee pot & grinder are a must.

 

I would recommend you ask the company and/or shop if you can do this. A lot of companies have a "no altering equipment" policy...and if a mechanic see's an after market stereo in your truck during a service, that wasn't documented as installed by them...it is grounds for crap canning you.

I don't know what Roehl allows and don't allow...so can't help you. I personally would need a 1500 watt power inverter to run my coffee pot---and if it wasn't allowed (regardless of who the company wants to install it) it would be a deal breaker for me. I NEED my coffee...not that freaking brown water that truck stops attempt to pass off as coffee.
ALL companies allow a fridge of some sort. If you're not allowed a hard-wired, mounted fridge, they usually let you bring a 12 volt plug-in one. And ALL companies allow t.v.'s...now, whether they allow you to "mount" one is a different story...better ask.

 

Cigarette lighter chargers are a dime a dozen. CPAP probably would need a power inverter, or APU with outlet's.

 

I do dry camping during hunting season - no water , no electricity , stayed in a tent a couple of seasons. I have used 12v appliances, inverters , generators and propane appliances. I suspect propane is not used in a truck for fear of making headline news. However I have used propane for years in confined spaces and it has never been a problem. I do believe I would stash a stove/grill and fuel for emergencies.

 

You can get cigarette lighter cords for most CPAP machines.