Do on-board generator bed outlets work while driving?
I don’t have my truck while away for a while, but have read different stories regarding above question.
If not, I need to install a 12v outlet to power my camping refrigerator while driving. Seems ridiculous!
7.2kW onboard generator bed 110v outlets, specifically.
If not, I need to install a 12v outlet to power my camping refrigerator while driving. Seems ridiculous!
7.2kW onboard generator bed 110v outlets, specifically.
It does but I don't think it's enough to run the refrigerator.
To clarify - I want to travel with a camping trailer in the bed of the pickup. Just got the fridge, so I’ll try it when I get home.
Power to my trailer via the 7 pin is another saga Ive written about - no clear answer to the “trailer not charging” message when I tow. All I know that works for me is to plug the trailer in after the vehicle is running. Stop for food or gas? Start truck, then go back and disconnect/reconnect 7-pin. That story is on a separate thread.
Power to my trailer via the 7 pin is another saga Ive written about - no clear answer to the “trailer not charging” message when I tow. All I know that works for me is to plug the trailer in after the vehicle is running. Stop for food or gas? Start truck, then go back and disconnect/reconnect 7-pin. That story is on a separate thread.









