DC Power Cord Cable 12V/24V For Car Refrigerator Car Fridge Freezer Compatible with Portable Car Refrigerator Fridge 12 Volt Refrigerator Portable Freezer Compressor Cooler from Most Brands

Having 4 portable Refrigerator/Freezers, from 3 different companies, and 4 different vehicles, plus a portable power station, the weak spot has been the 12 volt car plug. After losing one 12v power cable, I started searching for one that might survive with the vehicle vibrations or whatever managed to dislodge the power cords from the plug-ins. I had selected something that looked like it came from a space ship, and read the reviews ... OK, but not the 5 star product I needed. Then I found this one ... and ordered one to test. Review were good, so I was hopeful.The test under ugly conditions. A Jeep, with a built in plug outlet, a 200 mi trip, no stationary place for the cord to hang in safety, and not the smoothest road in the state. Normally, I would have to stop several times on this same trip, and check, usually having to plug my freezer back in after losing my temperature setting. I have an internal temperature sensor which can be monitored from a cell phone, so I made the first two legs of the trip, checking several times and finding the temperature holding steady. This plug is solid and the tension to hold it in the outlet is strong. Next part of the trip was with the plug in to the portable power station which was not tied down and tends to slide around and bounce at will.Success, the temperature remained yet again, so I completed the trip using that combination. No failure. The plug was seated as tight as when I put it in the outlet. A first for back road travel.Plan is to buy another to use with another of the 12 volt coolers. As always, Amazon delivers fast and in new condition. Definitely a 5 star product. Not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for and considering the price difference against spoiled food ... it is a clear winner.

I bought this to replace the OEM DC cord for my Alpicool freezer/refrigerator. The OEM head was NOT stable and would dislodge, the length was short. This DC cord is absolutely perfect! The head was EXTREMELY STABLE and very difficult to dislodge if at all when I was driving around. (I have it attached to a power station sometimes and my power station would move around. The length was also great and long. Most of the time I have my referigerator in my trunk and the DC head is at the front of the car. Yup it was long enough to do that. The quality of this cord is great. It didn't feel flimsy or thin. It felt solid in my hand. VERY happy with this product. In fact, I bought a 2nd one (of a different type but same DC head) for my thermo electric food heater/cooler.

My original cord with the cooler had trouble holding into the 12v socket. This did much better and helps keep the cooler’s battery charged. The cooler side fits good and tight into the cooler plug. Although this plug type looks odd it’s the same on both my Anker and GoSun coolers so I think it’s actually some sort of standard.

First, unlike what some reviewers have stated, the fuse is definitely replaceable, but it is NOT easy. The blue sleeve can be removed to reveal a screw to open the plug and replace the fuse. However, when I opened it, the insides kinda fell apart and reassembling required good dexterity.Second, the lighter plug doesn't seem to be able to handle the 15 amps allowed by the fuse; it kinda melted internally and filled my 4Runner with a stinky, scary smell. When I opened it up, the fuse was still intact. Since most cars fuse these outlets at 10A, maybe going up to 15A was a bad idea? IDKLastly, I want to add that since these stupid lighter power plugs never work right, someone needs to standardize a different socket, connector, or adapter that stays in place in spite of vehicle vibration. I cut off the melted lighter plug and converted the end to a simpler connector that stays in place, and mounted the female part, with a fuse, to a panel in the car. There are even better plug alternatives than what I used and hopefully auto manufacturers will come up with a better standard solution someday soon.Bottom line: if your working with a higher, constant current (say, above 8A), skip this lighter plug type (there is a little spring inside that presses on the contact that gets hot and melts stuff). But if you need a good, solid cable with a good, solid molded fridge DC plug, one that you can modify with a better connector, then I highly recommend it.

Got this as a backup cord for Dometic compressor fridge & it works perfectly. (I used the original cord to hardwire into my camper.) This is a nice long cord & good quality plug at about half the price of the OG Dometic branded cord.FWIW, it actually was <slightly> loose where it plugs into the fridge, but I added a thin wrap of tape on the plug & now it's solid. At this price for an emergency backup cord, still a 5-star value...👍👍👍

Ordered dc ref power cord two of them both didn't work due to either fuse bad or hooked up backwards had to cut end off tomorrow straight neither one of them worked by just plugging them in but when I cut the input end off and wired it straight in it worked the other one was the same way didn't work but I don't cut the input power end off of it won't by this product again will order from some one else this is my 2 nd and 3 rd one my 1 at worked need to check your supply before u send them out

Works as it should. Quality is better than expected!

Worked fine for a couple months and then the 12v plug melted.