Keurig, Mini Fridge and Microwave in Frunk!!!

[sscjwl]

Here’s my latest mod! I ran an extension cord from the front console, thru the passenger side door jam, into the frunk for 110v power. I will be re-routing the cord soon, but mainly wanted to get everything set up in the frunk for proof of concept.

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[Woodrick]

There's 48V in the frunk! You should be able to find 48V inverters to 120V.

FYI, no power stays on all the time, you have to enable periodically.

 

[Cam Salazar]

Here’s my latest mod! I ran an extension cord from the front console, thru the passenger side door jam, into the frunk for 110v power. I will be re-routing the cord soon, but mainly wanted to get everything set up in the frunk for proof of concept.

Why???

 

[mongo]

Why???

Camp kitchen. Superchargering pit stop.

 

[mongo]

There's 48V in the frunk! You should be able to find 48V inverters to 120V.

FYI, no power stays on all the time, you have to enable periodically.

The 48V taps only supply 400W.
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[mongo]

Here’s my latest mod! I ran an extension cord from the front console, thru the passenger side door jam, into the frunk for 110v power. I will be re-routing the cord soon, but mainly wanted to get everything set up in the frunk for proof of concept.

Fun! That fridge may have issues operating in a sealed compartment like the frunk. Needs to dump all the heat through the hood skin.

 

[alockbox]

There's 48V in the frunk! You should be able to find 48V inverters to 120V.

FYI, no power stays on all the time, you have to enable periodically.

I’m in the middle of this project right now on a different post on this forum.

https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/hardwired-fridge-in-frunk.16936/post-485530

The issue I’m having is fitting an inverter behind the frunk bin. They tend to be very large and heavy, and there’s just not enough room especially with the length of the power feed cables. I just purchased some waterproof quick connects that will hopefully add a few inches while also letting me disconnect, but the space is still extraordinarily tight. I’d rather not just shove it somewhere unsafe with it could shift and cause damage and not be properly ventilated. If anyone has any recommendations I’m all ears. I plan to run a watertight extender that will mount onto the left frunk wall and give a 110 right there.

 

[TickTock]

I brought out the 48V to a connector so I could choose between a 48V-12V Dc-DC converter for 12V accessories (such as my air compressor) and a 48V-120V DC-AC inverter for other household appliances. However, it is unlikely the 400W limit will power a microwave.

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