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    primus fridge 12v power cord

    hi, today i bought a 45l mammoth fridge. the 12 v power cord has a cig lighter plug on it . im just wondering what everyone does if they wanna run an Anderson plug instead? do they just cut the cig light plug off and hook up a andersen plug? or is there somewhere i can buy a dc cord with Anderson plug already on it?
    any ideas would be awesome
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    Just chop it mate that's what most do
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    Just looking into this atm, Engel have a plug and socket that you push/twist to lock. Can never come loose.
    Which I presumeis why you doing it ,If just dedicated for Fridge ,Anderson is a great option IMO. Running off Aux via
    Thermal fuse 12v.

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    I have cut the plug of my Weaco and my Engel in favour of an Anderson Plug.

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    yep sounds good ill give it the old chop chop when my anderson plugs arrive,
    whats a thermal fuse? do i need another fuse as there is one built into the fridge already?
    cheers

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    I would splice some wire in to use either plug, obviously covering up the cig plug if using the other so as to avoid a short, at least this way if you ever need to use it in another car etc, you can.


    cheers.

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    Re: primus fridge 12v power cord

    Quote Originally Posted by trekster View Post
    I would splice some wire in to use either plug, obviously covering up the cig plug if using the other so as to avoid a short, at least this way if you ever need to use it in another car etc, you can.


    cheers.
    good idea ill keep that in mind
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    I have the same fridge and I just cut and shut mine as it already had a heavy cable to the battery.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trekster View Post
    I would splice some wire in to use either plug, obviously covering up the cig plug if using the other so as to avoid a short, at least this way if you ever need to use it in another car etc, you can.


    cheers.

    to get around this i then used the plug i cut off paired with another anderson plug to make an adapter to reattach when needed Works a treat and gets stored in the pocket of the fridge transit bag.
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    As others have said - cut it off and crimp/solder in an Anderson. Another option is to cut it off - put a connector on for either a ciggie plug or Anderson depending on when/what you need. Andersons though are the best connector mate.

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