Product Review: BougeRV 53 Quart 12V Car Refrigerator/Freezer Memorial Day Sale! Save 14%!
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BougeRV Memorial Day Sale: 53 Quart 12V Car Refrigerator/Freezer Product Review
I finally upped my game and got a 12V car refrigerator! I took it on a trial expedition, and here are my thoughts. Spoiler Alert: it's a GAME CHANGER!
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A simple ice solution for a cooler is to freeze water bottles and use them. They tend to last longer and doesn't get everything wet. Then you can use them to drink.
It's amazing how no one ever thinks about that! Good point.
When traveling it's difficult to freeze water bottles after the ones from home melt.
My wife does this very technique.
I do this. Lol
That is third world archaic compared to a 12v fridge. I gave up on ice after driving 54 miles (round trip) for A bag of ice during a heatwave.
We do a cross country trip from Las Vegas to the east coast every summer. One of the first things I bought was a refrigerator just like this though a different brand. I stock up with cases of drinks at Costco and fill the fridge as needed. Saves a lot of money!! They sell 12 volt splitters so you can use several car cigarette plugs at the same time. I also bought extended wires as I have a 12v plug in back of my minivan. My back plug is always on. In your truck look in the back or middle compartment for a another plug that is always on eliminating leaving the key in the car issue.
Didn’t it drain your car battery being ON all night and day too ? ( while Camping out for a few days)
@@krisg3984 All of these refers have a power cutoff that stops the refer from draining the battery below a safe level, so that the car will still start, listen to her description she tells you that. These run at 40 watts max, about 1/4 of what a small laptop uses, so the danger is that the food will spoil, so having a solar battery pack like she has is the best thing to run it on at night especially if you have steaks or hamburger in the refer, although the battery pack she has is very small I would recommend one at least twice that size.
@@krisg3984 As someone else mentioned all these coolers turn off when below a certain voltage so it’s not an issue. I did just by a Jackery power unit just in case.
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Good call on the rachet straps - I still have the scar when I got hit with a "small" 12v fridge when my father put the family wagon in a ditch after hitting black ice when I was a kid.
Great video, If I had a product to sell, I would also want you to make a video about it. Your videos are professionally edited and you're a great speaker with 200+ subs. I hope you continue getting free products to show us.
You NEVER want to run stuff off the car’s cigarette lighter for long periods of time. Car batteries are designed to put out a burst of power for a short time, like starting the engine. RV batteries put out below-max power for long stretches of time. So the car battery is a flasbulb and RV batteries, and Jackery are like a flashlight. Different design for different uses.
IMHO: Update your Jackery and bring Solar Panels.
A lot of RVs have a dedicated 12 volt accessory plug that is always hot. Your local handyman/mechanic can add one, pretty cheap. Your sister could do it. All you need is the plug, 14 gauge wire, and a 20 amp inline fuse holder. And a step drill bit to drill a hole to mount the plug. Put it some place, where you can pop off a inside panel or mount in the dash, were you can reach under and reach the back. Connect it to a hot wire and a ground, under the dash, or run the wire to the battery.
Bad idea. RVs have been designed for that with extra house batteries and much larger alternator on the engine to accomidate that sort of thing. Her SUV does not have all that.
You a breath of fresh air. I love your videos. Toledo, Ohio
I have one of their small batteries. You rock girl, never stop being you! Congrats on the upgrade.
We r doing our 1st bus conversion to start our bus life n I haven't been sure on what to do for the fridge part, we r on a fixed income n since it's not a lot I'm trying to do the best as cheap but smart as I can so thank you for this review n I will surely be checking into this.
Shop lift.
I've always froze fresh water to assist my cooler, thawed I have drinking water.
There are tricks and hacks that'll help you be your fed best out in the wild.
Carry on
I fill empty two liter bottles about 89% full, and freeze them on their side so the bottles don't rupture. I used to put two of them, and some loose ice, along with a two liter bottle of diet soda and some sandwiches to get me through a weekend away from home.
Like stops at Red Lobster.
You can still do this with these 12v fridges and that keeps the compressor from running as much making your solar generator last longer per charge. I do that when I know I will want cold drinking water at some point as once they melt they are no longer helping but are just fine for hydrating. I usually put four of the half liter (16.9 oz) ones in there when I leave and once they are melted they are fair game to drink. Also late in the trip if you run out of juice in your generator you can use bag ice to hold longer. They become normal coolers without power though not as insulated as a Yeti in most cases.
Happy Memorial Day Hussy, Lookin Great! :)
Don't leave your key on for the Refrigerator. If you want to power something when the key is off have a fused power plug installed direct to the car battery or to the fuse block.
It's always concerning, when you go bush on your own Sarah J. The Bouge with it's unique features is awesome. As long as your car's 4wd battery can sustain the output. By the look of it seems to be working ok for you.Always great content Sarah J stay safe .🙏😎🙂👊👍👌
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I have this very cooler and it has been in almost continuous use for two years. The only times it has been turned off is between switching out my SoGen, and to periodically clean it. But even then, it has only been off for a maximum of 5 mins. So far so good!
Sarah I'm sure 300 people have told you already but get 200 watts of solar for your Jackery . No need to mount permanent panels. Also read manual of fridge on settings. It shuts off depending on battery voltage depending what you tell it. At least that's how my dometic works. Have fun.
Remove the back seat and plywood the area to level. So you get some extra storage space. Get a 25-pound Honda EU-1000 generator to charge battery's. I car-camp in a 1994 Ford Escort wagon with all that stuff. So yea, you have tons of room. Run a battery direct wire to the cabin area.
You Can buy Blue Ice Packs & sheets freeze them then put them in the ice chest. They don't make a mess. I freeze my meat before a trip so it take a few days to thaw out in the Ice chest. Yah be care & not drain your car battery. Maybe have a backup battery that charges of your car generator while driving? Buy portable Solar cells to run it when you are parked during the day?
Rotate your ignition key backwards to accessory mode. Be careful because once a car battery discharges to below 12 volts it may not crank.
New vehicles do not have that feature. But most mechanics I have talked to say that turning the key forward to run without starting is not an issue anymore as long as you do not run the battery down. Modern cars usually have a timer though and will shut off after a time so do not count on even that. You would have to run the motor all night to keep the socket hot and that would be crazy.
You always make the coolest videos!!! You go girl!!
I hope you got paid more than with just a free fridge, that was a whole infomercial, I trust you're a good negotiator
Get an extra sealed, lead-acid battery 24 amp-hour or larger and hardwire it into your existing car battery and alternator charging circuit. This will provide all the full-time power you need. Just anchor it down somewhere in the vehicle and wire it up with some heavy-duty copper conductor wire.
This extension battery circuit should have it's its own voltage regulator to avoid over-charging. This would be a simple addition that any automotive electrical tech could do for you.
Good Idea!
Thanks. I'm sure Sarah will appreciate your electrical technical advice !
I'd go with a Lithium-Iron-Phosphate battery (like battleborn). They are expensive., but you can keep them safely INSIDE your vehicle. Lead-acid needs to be outside because charging puts off Hydrogen. LifePo4 are also a LOT lighter and you can actually use almost 100% of battery (unlike lead-acid where you should only use 50% or risk greatly reducing the number of cycles you will get out of the battery). Also LION are great for Solar. They can take a huge amount of charging current (take power in while the sun is shining). Lead-acid has several different charging cycles which reduce how much charging they will take at later cycles.
@@SerendipitySue That is why I recommended a "sealed" battery (which even most car batteries sold today are). The type I am referring to are UPS batteries which I have backing up all the electronics in my home and are safe and relatively cheap. Ask Boeing or Tesla about the safety of Lithium-Ion batteries!
@@mgeldern Yes Sealed Lead Acid batteries are considered safe to use in side. Lithium Iron Phosphate are much safer, but heavier than the LION batteries. They are becoming the standard in RV's.
Hi Sarah, I would Not Recommend that you leave your ignition switch turned on with the engine off in order to keep the Cigar lighter port powered to run the fridge, doing so can damage the ignition system and will drain your four runners battery, good chance you will need a tow to a repair shop before it will run again. Take care and be safe pretty lady😊
Interesting. I'm planning to purchase a 12V. Fridge/ Freezer. Thanks for your evaluation.
Sarah,,,, the thing that goes bad on all automotive electric, camper, stuff is the on and off with the ignition cigarette plug port. Find someone to wire up a small power inverter straight to battery so you don't blow/burn out the compressor starter, and motor..
The worst thing is when people pull into campground at 2 in the morning and start unpacking and slamming doors of their vehicles 200 times. Luckily I leave camp at 5 in the morning so I make sure they get a few of my door slams before I leave
What if those people at 2:00 am are loud to get back at you being loud at 5:00 am ? 🤷🏻♂️🤔😂
There are truly some real rude folks out there.
300W is not much capacity for boondocking. But if its working for you, good enough.
Sara you need a bigger Jackery. I also got a Set Power 48 qrt freezer/fridg all one area and a 1200 watt solar generator. Getting prepared. Take care and be safe out there.
Hey Wunderhussy!
Long time no see! Look forward to more posts from you.
Thanks for the review for us camper types. 😎
Consider flex solar panels on roof when parked connected to jakery.
I have a similar fridge/freezer and I tie it down be the handles so I can open it when tied down
HI there, I also have one of those 12 Volt Fridges. Fortunately the 12 Volt power source in my truck is hot all the time. I don't use the freezer feature. I don't want to have to wait for something to thaw out before I eat. And I don't need to make ice at all. When I travel with the Fridge I place it on the right front seat of my truck. When towing my camper I use a rear-view camera. I also have to have that plugged into a 12 volt source. So I got one of those adapters that has 3 ports available to plug things into. In your case, you could re-wire your cigar plug to a 12 volt power source that is hot all the time. Maybe run a new wire directly from the battery. Just be sure to install a fuse for protection. There is a learning curve on anything new. Once I'm at my camp site, I put the Fridge in the camper and plug it in.
I have the same problem with my fridge. I only have a 240 Jackery and it only lasts 8 hours. Then I have to recharge. I don’t have solar panels (what I want next). I have sat in a campground for 5 hours with my car motor idling to get my Jackery charged and keep my fridge cold until I took off driving again. So after solar panels, I’m getting a bigger Jackery (or another brand. I’m not married to Jackery). I’m taking off for my summer travel in a few days. I’m still wanting to meet you sometime!
I learned alot from this. Hope you keep these coming.
WoW! I put my refrigerator/freeze in exactly the same place in my Jeep Gladiator Rubicon Ecodiesel accept I took the little seat out and built some brackets out of aluminum, that also act like springs, so now it is bolted in! You and I are the only persons I have ever seen that put a ref/freezer behind the drivers seat where it is CLEAN and so convenient to get to! Everybody else puts it in further rear where it either gets dirty and or the bumps can be BIGGER!
Use your 12-volt Outlet in your car for the refrigerator while you're driving and then when you park hook up the jackery and solar panels are Plus
I do that when solar generator is fully charged but if it needs charging, Sarah is doing it correctly as it will power the fridge and charge the jackery with excess and fully send charge to jackery when compressor not running. If you need to charge the generator she is absolutely doing it correct. when car is off, solar is the best answer and use the same way becaues the Jackery has PASS THROUGH CHARGING that will go to appliance first and extra will go to battery.
I have been using a 52 quart 12 volt for three years and totally enjoy it. First powered it with a Jackery 300. When it was really hot at night the Jackery would run out of juice. I upgraded to a Jackery 500 which will run the fridge for more than twenty four hours .😎😀
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Good Info! thx!
You can run a dual car battery system. You may need to upgrade your alternator to handle charging both batteries at the same time. The dual battery system will use the secondary battery to run the refrig. U can also tie the jackery to the second battery to charge and also run the refrig.
I have the same 12 volt fridge and love it. I have been using it for 3 years now.
Use solar panels to charge the Jackery and you also might need to upgrade to the Jackery 500
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Thank you great review I boondock alot definitely going to buy one of these units with solar and a small generator incase it's cloudy rainy day
68F might be acgood option for people who need to keep electronics cool during summer heat. Thanks for the honest review. I've been curious about a 12V cooler for road trips. Might be a good option.
Most important for those who carry a lot of medications. Too hot can destroy the chemical effectiveness of many. They usually have safe storage temps listed somewhere.
WE use our cooler but we freeze jugs of water and then you don't have to empty water out of your cooler plus if you want a nice cold drink you just use the ice water in the jugs as it melts. It only works for as long as your cooler will keep the ice frozen but if you are doing short trips it's one way to get cold food and nice cold drinks of water too.
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That is a pretty cool frig you got there. I have the other more expensive one. I use it in freezer mode to keep my water bottles frozen. I rotate the frozen water bottles in my ice chest to keep drinks and veggies cold. When not sleeping I cover the frig and ice chest with all my blankets and sleeping bag for extra insulation. It really helps. Like having 6 inches of extra insulation around your ice chest. Don't cover the vents. I have a spare power supply too (like a jackery) I use when the car isn't moving. You can unplug the frig to use your signal booster, just plug it back in when your done. The ice won't melt that fast with all the blankets and sleeping bags keeping things cold. Another tip is to start out with all your water bottles already frozen to begin with.
Drop the freezer down to 10 degrees or less fore a hour before bed time. Then turn it off until morning time..
Like your style, doing your own thing 👍😊
Fill gallon zip lock bags with water and stand up in your home freezer for block ice. With the Bouge you can save the empty melted bags and fill with your water from your containers and make more block ice. Win, Win! You know I am short, 5.0 ft. when will they make one with a side door. I need a ladder to see inside. I know, Wah! Wah!
I use those silver bags from box wines & re freeze them, it's easy to fill & refill them with water through the little valve & they are super durable last for years, easy to store in the freezer & last a 3 day weekend in an igloo cooler on my boat :)
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Have a great weekend🥳
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Hey there Wonderhussy, I must say I Like IT! I Really liked the Preview, Thanks for sharing. Have a safe and wonderful trip. John in Texas
Keep your panels with you to charge during day and you don’t need to run it at night it will stay cold
200 w of solar panels on top of your rig and it should work all day without draining the battery on a sunny day
Looks quite comfy inside...
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A lot of the time there should be a power port (always on) or cigar lighter (ignition on).
Generally speaking, you don't want to leave your key turned on for extended periods while the engine is not running.
You might be able to set up a 12V power socket that works all the time without too much trouble.
Yeah just ask Jesse Pinkman about that.
Another thing the shovel at 2:00 is good for is digging your vehicle out of some soft sand- been there done that
Hi. I have a suggestion or two for you. Instead of putting the straps over the top, run them through the handles so you’ll have access to the inside plus in case you forget to tighten it down it’ll still hold it down and in place. If you have two 12 volt plugs coming from the rover you can use one for the fridge and one for the jackery while driving. I think it would recharge faster without the fridge in it. Then while parked plug the fridge into the jackery. At 33 watts it should last quite a while until it shuts itself off. If you use the jackery first then you could use the vehicle battery for a while prior to picking up and leaving the area. If all you had was bottled water in the fridge you could set it near 65° while you were exploring so you wouldn’t return to hot water when you’d like to have something cool to drink. Hope this helps. Btw, it’s my position that dieting is overrated. 😉 Have fun out there!
Yes. Definitely run your straps through the handles for ease in getting stuff out.
I'd say that comercial is worth 3 of those BougeRV ice boxes. Keep on truckin' Sarah. When are you going to Moab? Lots of Love, James
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With all the driving you do, you might want to look into an additional voltage generator added into your engine compartment. While driving it would charge everything, but you'll also have to add an additional battery to achieve that.
They haven't used generators in cars since 1963. They use Alternators, with built in rectifiers for higher efficiency and a much lower failure rate. There are also dual battery charging systems which use two high current Schottky Diodes to isolate the batteries from each other. Then the auxiliary battery can be almost completely discharged and the vehicle will still start with no problem. I installed some of these on paddle boats at an amusement park in the early '70s. so the tube based sound system could keep running while the engines weren't.
@@michaelterrell simply I meant Alternator
@@chrispattee77 OK, I'm a retired engineer, who spent decades dealing with wrong terms, so they tend to get under my skin.
@@michaelterrell your use of with in ...systems with use two high current.....should be WHICH use two high current.... - people who use the wrong words get under my skin.
@@joewenzel5142 Good for you. I've never claimed to be perfect, unlike you.
I'll have to go check their site. The only thing I'd like to see is a version where the fridge/freezer are reversed. I need very little space in a freezer and much more in the fridge, so this model is backwards for me.
You're probably better off running it off the portable supply than the cars battery. It would suck to get ready to drive the next day and find you don't have enough juice left to turn the engine over. :-) Yep, plan on bringing the solar panels on the next trip.
Put in a heavy duty 12v outlet in the rear with 8ga wire running to your battery, don't forget an inline fuse.
well you are a pish lady so much for finding fun places next time i need a cooler I will call you
Low voltage sensing is cheap for manufacturers to include as a awesome convenience! I’m interested to see how it works out. You can get a splitter for the 12 volt plug just remember cheaper isn’t better. Last thing is more ice in a cooler leads to longer the ice lasts! Love your videos! Definitely worth the time!
Careful on the splitters. Those plugs are rated really low (around fifty watts per car plug), so you have to watch the total draw on the system and if you must replace the car battery I highly recommend going with the expensive AGM ones. A little bit more cost but much better power for electronics in these things. Lead/acid cheap car batteries can have problems with the drain and charging these things put on them. I would not replace them if good, but when mine went bad I just made sure to upgrade, not just replace.
@@markpashia7067 It’s more like 5 to 12 watts.
Sarah is a natural for doing camping product reviews and promotion. These aren't phony or boring staged videos - she tells the truth with sincerity - while still selling the product - a welcome change to the world of advertising !
I discovered watching another video on this you can set the temperature to Celsius by pushing + and - at the same time it will change from Fahrenheit to Celsius
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👍👍👍👍👍, I have VL 60 liter dual zone, kind of takes the roughing out of it along with a hot shower set up ! You probably need a bigger power station. to ease the power situation.
You might try put a Y plug on Jackery at,12 vote . Then you can run 2 12 v at same time. Auto parts stores have them and. Might be able to pick at walmart 🤔.
Maybe see if someone can put solar panels on top of rig. Like " Lilly 's channel she put own solar panels on her van "
F you don’t put anything on top your rig, then you should consider mounting your door panels up there to keep or power box charging all the time. Just a thought.
First things first.
Get a mechanic to run a fused & directly connected, power wire to you battery. Maybe even have him install a backup battery system (2nd battery) to use when glancing, that way you don't stand a chance of draining your main battery down and being stuck.
I love that BougeRV 53 Quart Refrigerator! I'd love to buy one...Thank you for sharing this video, would have never known about it otherwise!
Certainly well worth the extra juggling for space.
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What a timely little review I'm about to buy one of those things. Thanks. If I may ask why a jackery instead of something like a Bluetti?
I believe Jackery sponsored her and sent her the battery. In case she can’t answer you… lol
Yes, do the Bluetti as it is LIFEPO4 and will be a much better unit with three times the charge cycle over Jackery which is Lithium ion battery (old tech).
@@pdelgado24 I guess you're probably correct. I'm new to this and I'm in the process of getting a battery and a solar panel and from what I have found out Jackery is not a good choice. And the one she has doesn't have much power anyway.
Element Life (Nate and Shannon) has a Bluetti and has done a review in it.
Now you do this. after I bought a dang Yeti for my travels! (I really am not doing much traveling now, but hadda whine) cheers
I usually hide when making camp deep woods or around a lake or beach trying to hide in a 4runner is getting pretty hard to get a good spot
How could anyone not like beer? Power is always an issue. Get the next bigger solar charger and a panel on the roof. Now you have more weight, more gas, more expense. There is no end to it.
If your car battery drops down to 9.6 volt I can almost guarantee you that your car will not start. if we're going to plug it into your cigarette lighter and leave it on I would leave it on the high setting depending on what kind of battery you have in your car also if you turn your key switch one-click to the accessory position it's not turning on your ignition so you should be fine but remember in the accessory or ignition position your car is also drawing power from your battery I think your best solution would be to set up the solar panels if you're going to stay in any one place for a period of time.
Hmm ... I would think the best fridge/freezer space ratio would have the fridge space large and freezer small ? You will have to do a one year later update .
Considering how hot your can no doubt gets in the summer, do you think a thermal blanket that covers the unit, but not the vents would help?
Double check the book the battery low, medium, high is by battery type. So if the battery is wet cell, dry cell or lithium, I do not remember the order to choose. Surprised you did not break out into at least one verse of "Cold as Ice" at the end there.
Yup, don't remember the settings but you are correct in that one is for lead/acid, one is for AGM, and the last is for Lithium ones. Changing the switch to the wrong one can damage the battery source.
@@markpashia7067 Too bad she does not read comments.
@@badgerpa9 Sarah does read the comments, she just does not have the time to respond to them all and she does care but some people are hateful.
Where you go you want to protect your car battery/charging system above all.
All very complicated! So let's add one more complication to it. Time for you to get a solar cell(s) to add to the top of your car/roof to turn the sunshine into power. Parked or driving you can/should be charging your Jackery. You can still deploy your portable solar array to add even more power to your battery bank/Jackery.
Most of these solar generators are very picky about panels and power inputs. My Bluetti is limited to two hundred watts of 12 volt only so regular solar panels are out. I bought the Bluetti portable panels for it at 200 watts to make it simple. Plus I like to park in the shade if there is any so I bought longer cables so I can set panels in full sun while car is in shade. Much better than roof top. Yes, you can buy controllers to reduce the voltage of roof panels to 12 volt but they get way lower ratings when set up that way. Most are max voltage of 12-30 volt with some running 48 volt. One mistake you burn it all up. Not worth it. She has portable panels for her Jackery that came with it and that is what she should use for simplicity. Just car charge when driving and panels when in camp. She can make it work without the insane complications of roof top.
Don’t leave yourself stranded with a dead battery. Use a jackeery and charge it when you trsvel
Looks GOOD!, you just need a 250watt panel on your roof and a larger solar generator, there are a ton of new potent ones on the market, just ask Bill Wells... Cheers !!
I find they just don't offer enough room for me. My English Labrador is always with me on all adventures and I feed him raw, so not enough room for two and I like to stay in a location up to a month at a time. I use a portable battery bank/solar panel and bring an ice maker with me. Use that keep my ice chests fully iced up. 👍👍
Cool idea
A portable jump pack for car batteries should be in your future. A medium/large size should suffice. Supplement your Jackery. I would rather reverse the freezer fridge configuration.......and,,,, PS. there is a spammer using your picture on comments for your vids.
They have I believe the German compressor. I have a 20 ltr and that one. Run it in a Subaru forest. Don’t let it bake in you car no no. I run mine on a jak 240. Have 3 batteries always take 2 with me. Always pack one panel. Use solar ever chance. Nice thing about Subaru the have a rear outlet in the back
you always look great sarah
Hmm, seems odd that the cigarette lighter socket doesn't work when parked - I have 4 in my van and they all work when the vehicle is parked (no key in the ignition) - Dimensions would be great :)
I have two vehicles. My Ford, is always hot, but my Honda is only hot when the key is in accessory or on position. So it depends on the brand.
I heard you jump the car lighter to the mains fuse and it stays on even with the key out.
It will auto shutoff before your battery on the truck gets too low to crank engine over.
I have a smaller gouge fridge and have same issue.
Will confirm solution I heArd about next time I am at a mechanic but am pretty sure the fix works.
I like that I knowingly walked right into an advertisement. I've got no use for that thing, yet I was still entertained for 15 minutes.
Good review, sounds perfect for a weekend fishing trip.
Do not leave your car ignition on with out the engine running for long periods of time
46lb Thats like carrying a dead demon rats head around in the boot, How about removing the front seat and put your cooler their, And if you got a Marine capacitor bank charged off an inverter, You could run your freezer on the max setting all night long, It would take 30 seconds to charge up to full power and run even a washing machine and tumble dryer and take over 1 million + charges and keep on going without draining your car battery or use solar, If its good enough for a million dollar Gin Cruiser, Then its good enough for the hussy.
Buying a car fridge was one of the hardest decisions I ever made. They are expensive! Best purchase I ever made, should have done it sooner! Mine is small but I can't camp without it anymore. I use a 500 Jackery with mine. I haven't tried it for more than overnight. Seems to work fine and only drains about a quarter of a fully charged 500 Jackery.