12v oven sale today only

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Originally Posted by Mr-T

I looked it up and it's $49.98 not $18 and the listing says it's a stove but I guess it's probably good to keep the pies warm on a cold day so I'll go get one from my local Dickies.
Cheers.

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Mate it will cook your pies....

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Originally Posted by jay see

How will these go on a jump pack, with a 12v point? Will be ideal at the kids footy games.

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If you have a dual battery system and a power point 12v that is directly
off the Aux battery Id use that, not any that require the ignition to be on.


@ Winnie what size wire did you go up to 6mm???


Also I think a merit plug would be better than a Cig job
I think they would suck more than 10 ah

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Originally Posted by threedogs

If you have a dual battery system and a power point 12v that is directly
off the Aux battery Id use that, not any that require the ignition to be on.


@ Winnie what size wire did you go up to 6mm???


Also I think a merit plug would be better than a Cig job
I think they would suck more than 10 ah

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Want a good connection use an Anderson plug I used them on my oven and fridge
don't have to worry about them coming loose and not connecting to power source
when you hit corrurgations

For a fridge yes a 50 amp anderson is the go, or a twist lock Engel/Baintech style mountable plug socket combo
Cig sockets should be avoided at all cost for running anything whilst on the move, or stationary for that matter
Try and source merit or the twist lock engel style, Merit have proved themselves to be up to the job for a positive connection.
Plus run all these ovens etc from your Aux battery as well, thats why you installed it in the first place, to run add ons
I have but dont use cig plugs for anything anymore, but when away sometimes you share gear so you need a compatable
outlet. but not a fan of cig outlets

Just did 3 pies and 6 mini sausage rolls in 90 minutes.
Probably the best less than 20 I've spent

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Originally Posted by threedogs

For a fridge yes a 50 amp anderson is the go, or a twist lock Engel/Baintech style mountable plug socket combo
Cig sockets should be avoided at all cost for running anything whilst on the move, or stationary for that matter
Try and source merit or the twist lock engel style, Merit have proved themselves to be up to the job for a positive connection.
Plus run all these ovens etc from your Aux battery as well, thats why you installed it in the first place, to run add ons
I have but dont use cig plugs for anything anymore, but when away sometimes you share gear so you need a compatable
outlet. but not a fan of cig outlets

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Is there any harm in running an oven like this from an anderson plug? Just have some spare andersons so like to use those rather then buying a merit plug

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Originally Posted by dannypatrol

Is there any harm in running an oven like this from an anderson plug? Just have some spare andersons so like to use those rather then buying a merit plug

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If you are talking about these 50 amp Grey Anderson plugs and not the Anderson connectors ones they will be fine. I use Anderson Plugs for everything
I even use them for my fridge

X 2 on the anderson plug , see if you can get the TEE bar that you can bolt to them,
helps when you want to get them apart, this one is on the wrong way.
But you get the picture

Lol. Bit of an overkill for these ovens.

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Originally Posted by mudski

Lol. Bit of an overkill for these ovens.

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I agree but I just looove Anderson plugs