That video was extremely helpful!!
Full price of the system, all options, plus two batteries:
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How long your fridge will run depends on lots of factors. If you pre-cool the fridge down in the garage using the AC power cord, and put cold food items inside it instead of hot items, park in the shade, and don't open the fridge door frequently, it will certainly help extend the time that the fridge can stay cold. A lot of our customers run solar panels to help replace the power consumed by their fridge and other accessories. This is where our G Screen will really help you keep an eye on the status of your batteries so that you'll know when it's time to crank up to recharge them.I’m not super confident this thing could run my fridge for 3 days on the beach. Bummer
I talked directly to Odyssey about this topic. All of their automotive batteries have this tapered side shape, and they have no plans of changing the case design.I love the look of this but my concern is that its dependent on a specific battery because of size limitations. What happens if Odyssey decide tomorrow to start making their batteries flat not tapered? Then I've got a $1000 dual battery kit which can't fit any batteries in it without modification to the vehicle.
There's more to it than that. First, our system gives you protection for the cranking battery so that you can run your accessories all you want without fear of draining the cranking battery down. Plus it gives you the ability to jump start yourself from the second battery in the event that your cranking battery goes dead for whatever reason. Our bus bars give you multiple connection points for easily attaching your accessory wires, to keep your wiring clean and organized, rather than stacking all the wires directly on the post clamps. Everything you connect to the bus bars runs from the aux battery and will not drain your cranking battery.This kit seems like it’d work well for running a winch or some accessory lights, but I don’t see how spending $1,300 for what’s effectively 30ah of additional power makes sense for an overlanding setup with multiple things plugged in. That’s barely enough to run a fridge for half a day (assuming the average draw is 2-4 amps).
That small solenoid would be simple to relocate. You may be able to put it right on the side of our tray with a couple bolts, or make a simple bracket to hang it off the fender.QQ. The default bracket has a spot to mount the winch power interrupt solenoid. What would you recommend for your setup to? I attached a phot of how it looks like under my hood now.
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Looks like a nice system for running my frig. Since this replaces one starting battery with two batteries, one of which is now the starting battery, how much capacity am I giving up yo make the switch? Ie, how much smaller in amp hours or other measurements is the new starting battery compared to the OEM Ford battery? Secondly what's the amp hour production of the new battery for my refrigerator? It draws about 1 amp an hour.Hello Bronco6g forum! I'm Shane Smith, the owner of Genesis Offroad. I made this video to give you a quick introduction and a look at our dual battery kits for the Bronco. Our kits fit all 3 engine options in the Bronco, and we keep all our parts in stock all the time for the fastest shipping time in the industry!
Learn more about our easy to install dual battery systems here - https://www.genesisoffroad.com/gen3-bronco-dual-battery-kit.html
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Thanks guys, I look forward to talking to you!
Like I said, for powering something for an extended period of time, like a fridge, this system doesn’t seem like the best solution. It’d be much more effective to hook a DC-DC charger directly to the starter battery and have a dedicated battery bank in the cargo area.There's more to it than that. First, our system gives you protection for the cranking battery so that you can run your accessories all you want without fear of draining the cranking battery down. Plus it gives you the ability to jump start yourself from the second battery in the event that your cranking battery goes dead for whatever reason. Our bus bars give you multiple connection points for easily attaching your accessory wires, to keep your wiring clean and organized, rather than stacking all the wires directly on the post clamps. Everything you connect to the bus bars runs from the aux battery and will not drain your cranking battery.
As far as run time goes, you can extend your run time by adding an additional battery in the back and connecting it to the bus bars, or you could hang a dc-dc charger off of our bus bars to charge a dedicated battery for the fridge, or you could add solar panels to replace the power consumed by your accessories.
Can we see it too??? I'm easily impressed.I added this kit to my "22"
2door, 2.7, Lux, BadSquatch 2 months ago and haven't had any issues. I have my ARB twin (onbord) air compressor on the aux battery and 2x Rockford Fosgate m5 amps 8x125w and 2x600w subs as well..even added a noco dule bank 10a (onbord)charger hard wired to both batterys with this set up..I am happy and those who see it are also impressed![]()