12V FRIDGE INSTALL IN DEFENDER CAMPER - ALPICOOL C15 - JACKERY

If I had known this install would be this easy and quick I would have done it years ago. I hope this helps your decision. Cheers.
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[@francescogiani77]

Finally i've found another friend that mount a "cubby box" fridge!! I've a 25 liters INDEL B in the same position since 2010, is perfect in this place. GOOD WORK!!!

[@BorisTheDefender]

Thanks buddy! Great idea isn’t it!!

[@AstalStainClan2011]

I got this one and it's been brilliant... Such a treat to have ice cream whilst out camping

[@willcowell8197]

Having a fridge in the back of my 110 is one of my favourite additions to my defender, no idea how I managed without one before but now I would not go anywhere without a car fridge, a huge must have for me!

[@LRDefender1968]

Last year i bought the Alpicool K25 for our trips to France, we went on two separate trips to Provence and the Dordogne. I had it in the back of my Defender running off a Bluetti EB70, it worked absolutley flawlessly througout the 40 degree heat. It looks identical to yours (not the raised lid etc) and you can get the full sized milk in upright, plenty of room for water and wine! I had the Bluetti plugged into my 12V socket as we drove and the fridge obviously plugged into the Bluetti, It REALLY made the holiday, to have cold drinks on tap is fabulous, not to forget i used to pull over, boil some water in my 650 watt kettle plugged into the Bluetti and get the fresh milk out for a cuppa, can highly highly recommend. Kind regards Tony

[@carlgreen2721]

Good video on the install and will be good to see how you find it over prolongued use.

[@joncampoutwest]

looks like it was made for it! nice one

[@justadddirt]

I think an alpicool is what I’m also going to go for ! Good watch keep it up 👍🏻

[@GERfusion]

I’ve got the same fridge squeezed into my Jimny. Wicked bit of kit never used the app with it though. Going to have to try that. Ever fancy a meet on the lanes let me know 👍🏻.

[@ScoutTheDefender]

Looking forward to a few cold beers at Billing 👌🏼

[@stevewaterworth8231]

I have an Alpicool 45 litre fridge and the Jackery 1000 will run it for days. Great combo.

[@e.h97]

Why not plug the fridge at the 12 volt cigarette plug?

[@BorisTheDefender]

Run the car flat in no time

[@e.h97]

@@BorisTheDefender what about when car or truck is running? Might sound like a stupid question but I don’t have much clue how these electrical stuff work. So what if i plug it in truck cigarette plug for while i am driving ? Then after that i would put it in a power station and this would keep me for weeks with the fridge (i am a truck driver)

[@BorisTheDefender]

@e.h97 yeah that would definitely work. It also has a low battery cut off. So it won’t fully drain the battery just in case you leave it plugged in

[@onanysundrymule3144]

Very neat install. I wonder if the 2w draw is the flipping Bluetooth Tx/Rx.

[@firstname5520]

Great idea! How does it handle the heat coming up from the transmission on a long run? I could almost fry an egg on the middle seat box!

[@jducker18]

Great video! Have you got a link for the fan? Fellow defender driver 😂

[@stevebeard9656]

I'd be more interested to see how much you can actually fit in it for a weekend away or whatever. Got to have my bacon and egg butty for brekkie and fit the beer in there as well lol

[@BorisTheDefender]

Yeah you can get a fair amount in it! 👍

[@kabaottoemulsion1869]

Thats a nice looking fridge there. I bought 39L expensive one but it is bit tall. Only used once,,,, Ummm I am not sure If I want remove an Iconic cabby box for it though. No space at back?????

[@tommobot]

What's the fan on the dash? Looks pretty beasty!

[@vic6820]

The 20 L would have made a better armrest👍

[@d.g.t6087]

How long will the jackery run it for of one charge without topping the jackery power up?

[@dereklettey870]

Do you have an update as to how your finding this set up works after posting the original video?

[@BorisTheDefender]

It’s absolutely brilliant. It’s been in and out multiple times and ran for 2 weeks straight in Scotland 👍

[@dereklettey870]

Fantastic and thanks for the reply.

[@liedjesvanjelle]

Hey man, can you tell me the dimensions needed to open de lid? I want to stack it under a bench and I can take it out 46cm.

[@BorisTheDefender]

I’m not sure unfortunately sorry!

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

Only slight issue is those vents are slightly covered and in hot weather they will make the cabin even hotter, but you are never cold in a Defender anyway so 🤷‍♂️

[@BorisTheDefender]

It may look like that but they actually aren’t covered at all

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

@@BorisTheDefender even by your legs when you are sat in the seat? I’m tempted to put a fridge in the front of my defender, we have one in the back but it’s quite small so adding a second one would give up added capacity

[@BorisTheDefender]

@Jabber-ig3iw yeah lots of room. Both being blocked at all

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

@@BorisTheDefender Im just having a look at the 20 litre version which is a bit taller, very cubby box shaped, what can you fit in yours?

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

Are you going to the Adventure overland show?

[@grahamwest1079]

Canyou still change gear 😅

[@mikemorris96]

The higher one would of been better as a arm rest