| Brand | ARB |
|---|---|
| Color | Factory |
| Material | Plastic |
| Package Information | Box |
| Product Dimensions | 6"D x 6"W x 3"H |
| Item Weight | 0.15 Pounds |
| Special Feature | Portable |
| Included Components | Manufactuered Brand Product |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping |
| Model Name | 10900028 |
| Product Care Instructions | Dry Clean Only |
| Manufacturer | ARB USA |
| Item Weight | 2.4 ounces |
| Item model number | 10900028 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 10900028 |
| OEM Part Number | 10900028 |
| Special Features | Portable |
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Product Description
ARB 10900028 Threaded Socket/Surface Mount Outlet
This ARB Threaded Socket and Surface Mount works well with ARB Fridge Freezer DC Cord and Power Plug
Fixing of the surface mount housing is completed via 2 molded mounting screw holes
ARB 10900028 Threaded Socket/Surface Mount Outlet
ARB Threaded Socket and Surface Mount has an ARB designed surface mount housing that incorporates ideal features such as wire entry cut outs in three locations. The surface mount housing also has an o-ring seal to reduce chance of water ingress and includes a path to let the inside breath and reduce condensation.
Ease to install
- Fixing of the surface mount housing is completed via 2 molded mounting screw holes
- Built to the original specifications
- Manufactured with high quality components
ARB Products
ARB products are sold and serviced through authorized distributors worldwide. Our staff and distributors are 4x4 enthusiasts, and have a clear understanding of the demanding conditions our products are expected to work in.
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Perfect match to my ARB fridge
I didn't want the complete ARB socket setup with a million feet of wire, just needed the outlet. I already have a battery box in the back of my Jeep to power things while camping. It has a 12-volt socket but the supplied wire is as inadequate as the Jeep's rear outlet wiring.Let me elaborate...The ARB fridge will run just fine on the rear outlet when the Jeep is running but when it is turned off, the rear socket drops to 11.6 volts. The trick is you need to set the ARB to the LOW setting for power cutoff. If not, the fridge will appear to be on (you can see the temp displayed) but the compressor isn't going to be running as the voltage is below the 11.8 or 11.4 level of HIGH and MED. So, when driving the Jeep for 4 hours to get to camp the fridge is just fine. Shut the Jeep off and the voltage at the rear drops below the acceptable level and the compressor shuts down. It would be a bad idea to set the fridge cutoff to LOW as you might not be able to start the vehicle.So, I have a battery box. I had previously installed a switch panel with USB outlets, battery meter, and 12-volt socket. Comes with a handy switch too. I did use the fridge in the 12-volt socket and while the batteries where at 12.7 before the compressor kicked it the voltage dropped to 11.7 The wire is really thin.I plugged the fridge into the ARB socket and the fridge monitor app showed 12.7. Compressor turned on and it dropped to 12.4. After a bit it dropped to 12.2 and hung there.I used thicker wire and as short of leads as possible with the ARB socket. Added 15 amp fuse in-line too. Although the voltage dropped to 12.2 while the compressor was running, I know from previous playing with the fridge that it will be fine for 48+ hours before I need to recharge the two class-31 deep-cycle batteries.I could have replaced the wires on the switched panel with the same gauge I used for the fridge but I wanted it to have it's own path to the batteries.An added bonus is the fridge plug screws into the ARB outlet so it can't come lose while driving. I don't trust standard 12-volt outlets to not vibrate lose.
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I didn't want the complete ARB socket setup with a million feet of wire, just needed the outlet. I already have a battery box in the back of my Jeep to power things while camping. It has a 12-volt socket but the supplied wire is as inadequate as the Jeep's rear outlet wiring.
Let me elaborate...
The ARB fridge will run just fine on the rear outlet when the Jeep is running but when it is turned off, the rear socket drops to 11.6 volts. The trick is you need to set the ARB to the LOW setting for power cutoff. If not, the fridge will appear to be on (you can see the temp displayed) but the compressor isn't going to be running as the voltage is below the 11.8 or 11.4 level of HIGH and MED. So, when driving the Jeep for 4 hours to get to camp the fridge is just fine. Shut the Jeep off and the voltage at the rear drops below the acceptable level and the compressor shuts down. It would be a bad idea to set the fridge cutoff to LOW as you might not be able to start the vehicle.
So, I have a battery box. I had previously installed a switch panel with USB outlets, battery meter, and 12-volt socket. Comes with a handy switch too. I did use the fridge in the 12-volt socket and while the batteries where at 12.7 before the compressor kicked it the voltage dropped to 11.7 The wire is really thin.
I plugged the fridge into the ARB socket and the fridge monitor app showed 12.7. Compressor turned on and it dropped to 12.4. After a bit it dropped to 12.2 and hung there.
I used thicker wire and as short of leads as possible with the ARB socket. Added 15 amp fuse in-line too. Although the voltage dropped to 12.2 while the compressor was running, I know from previous playing with the fridge that it will be fine for 48+ hours before I need to recharge the two class-31 deep-cycle batteries.
I could have replaced the wires on the switched panel with the same gauge I used for the fridge but I wanted it to have it's own path to the batteries.
An added bonus is the fridge plug screws into the ARB outlet so it can't come lose while driving. I don't trust standard 12-volt outlets to not vibrate lose.
Let me elaborate...
The ARB fridge will run just fine on the rear outlet when the Jeep is running but when it is turned off, the rear socket drops to 11.6 volts. The trick is you need to set the ARB to the LOW setting for power cutoff. If not, the fridge will appear to be on (you can see the temp displayed) but the compressor isn't going to be running as the voltage is below the 11.8 or 11.4 level of HIGH and MED. So, when driving the Jeep for 4 hours to get to camp the fridge is just fine. Shut the Jeep off and the voltage at the rear drops below the acceptable level and the compressor shuts down. It would be a bad idea to set the fridge cutoff to LOW as you might not be able to start the vehicle.
So, I have a battery box. I had previously installed a switch panel with USB outlets, battery meter, and 12-volt socket. Comes with a handy switch too. I did use the fridge in the 12-volt socket and while the batteries where at 12.7 before the compressor kicked it the voltage dropped to 11.7 The wire is really thin.
I plugged the fridge into the ARB socket and the fridge monitor app showed 12.7. Compressor turned on and it dropped to 12.4. After a bit it dropped to 12.2 and hung there.
I used thicker wire and as short of leads as possible with the ARB socket. Added 15 amp fuse in-line too. Although the voltage dropped to 12.2 while the compressor was running, I know from previous playing with the fridge that it will be fine for 48+ hours before I need to recharge the two class-31 deep-cycle batteries.
I could have replaced the wires on the switched panel with the same gauge I used for the fridge but I wanted it to have it's own path to the batteries.
An added bonus is the fridge plug screws into the ARB outlet so it can't come lose while driving. I don't trust standard 12-volt outlets to not vibrate lose.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020
This socket mount is rock solid, I used it to put an extra power outlet in the bed of my truck. I just removed the ARB fridge socket (super easy) and installed an standard waterproof 12V socket that fitted perfectly. I'm very happy with the results!
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