Anderson Connector to DC Power Cord Cable 12 Volt Refrigerator Portable Refrigerator Portable Freezer Electric Cooler with 50A Battery Quick Connect Plug Mounting and Dust Cover

Worked great for an overland fridge setup. I used it for a bed slide fridge setup in the back of a Jeep Gladiator. I would buy again. The crimps can be a little tricky but work it.

This DC cable is ideal for My EcoFlow dual-zone car refrigerator, especially for truck drivers using the Anderson connector from my team . It offers enhanced safety with built-in fuses, thick cables, and ample length. The connection is far superior to a standard cigarette lighter port and stays securely in place once plugged in. I highly recommend this product to anyone in need of a reliable solution.

We lost our BougeRV electric cooler cord. This 12V power cable works great! And this is the perfect replacement. Especially its Anderson connector power socket adapter kit. Solved my problems!

So if your like me and have a portable (camping) fridge/freezer, that has had the 12v plug fall out while driving, only to find out after driving for hours that the fridge hasn't been running, then this is great product for you, as it eliminates that problem. This is a super handy product for a portable fridge/freezer. The fridge side plug that comes on it doesn't work with my fridge but I expected that, and is fine with me, as I can cut the plug off this harness and merge it with the harness from my fridge, making the cable longer allowing me more placement options in the truck. This does take some vehicle and wiring knowledge to use, as it will have to be mounted in the truck, and wired to the either the battery, or like I'm doing spliced into a 12v accessory port in the truck. However, if your comfortable with that, then this should work well for your needs.

I use two 12 volt fridges when I travel, one is a refrigerator and the other is a freezer. The smaller one goes in the tear drop and the larger is in my back seat plugged into a 12 volt lighter. But it's common for those cigarette lighter plugs to fall out or be disconnected while driving. Also there is no power to the socket once the truck is shut off so the fridge can't run.So I purchased a solar battery box that has a 50 amp Anderson connector. Now I can run my fridge directly from the solar box and not worry about the connection failing while driving. For now I just charge the solar box through the cigarette lighter while driving. I don't have the outlet wired into the truck yet but that's on the to do list. The cord fit my Euhomy off brand fridge perfect.

The Anderson connector is sturdy and fairly straight forward to install. The provided lugs need to be crimped to the incoming wires, but I chose to solder them in place. The mount of the conector is firm and should hold up to normal usage. I have this in a car's trunk to provide power for an RV fridge. It helps that the battery is in the trunk so the most challenging aspect is finding a suitable spot that can securely hold the connector housing. I'm looking forward to a lot of trouble-free usage.

the black plastic 'cap' around the plug (to protect wires/mount) is a little big..but I guess that's better than the alternative, especially if you're running larger gauge cable. :)My fridge doesn't take that much (2-3 A at most, per my Li Batt) so ... don't need the biggest wires (but oversized is always safer than undersized & melting down/burning up!)Grab it. Solid connection at the connector. You'll be happy and your fridge won't accidentally unplug! (had to zip tie my cigarette lighter version "in" to insure that didn't happen...hence why I had to buy this genius little guy!)

When I unpackaged this item, I was immediately impressed by the obvious quality of all the pieces. The wiring is robust and flexible - as good or better than the OEM cord that came with my Dometic CFX fridge and I have ZERO concerns about it carrying the appropriate amperage required to operate the fridge (usually no more than about4-5 amps). The Anderson plug is total overkill - it is heavy duty enough to probably operate a winch (50 amp rating) but this size Anderson Power Plug (APP) is often used on vehicles for a direct tie-in to the auxiliary 12v system on the vehicle due to its versatility. One thing to note: the housing for the vehicle-side APP connector is not weather proof, and has no weatherproof covering, so its not specifically designed to be used outside the vehicle, but I have seen quite a few of these installed outside vehicles without any sort of weather covering, so perhaps its not a big deal. The housing reminds me of a larger version of the ARB 12v receptacle in terms of its shape and surface mounting with two screws. (The ARB also includes a strip of VHB adhesive if I recall correctly). Bottom line, if you're looking for a more reliable way to power your 12v fridge from an auxiliary battery and you're not put off by doing a bit of wiring yourself, this is a great kit to make that final connection to the fridge.