Rear power outlet question?

[Jeepnick]

went camping for the last 4 days
Had my arb fridge plugged in the rear outlet
It lasted a day before it blinked Red and wouldn’t keep cold
My question is...
Is this this stock battery? Or should I run a dedicated outlet to the back for the arb?
My Jk had dual yellow Tops by the time i bought the arb 8 years ago and I have it run through an spod
Thanks for the responses

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[kkuntz01]

went camping for the last 4 days
Had my arb fridge plugged in the rear outlet
It lasted a day before it blinked Red and wouldn’t keep cold
My question is...
Is this this stock battery? Or should I run a dedicated outlet to the back for the arb?
My Jk had dual yellow Tops by the time i bought the arb 8 years ago and I have it run through an spod
Thanks for the responses

Not a 100% but is the outlet in the back configured to be hot when the ignition is off from the factory? I thought I read somewhere you needed to change position of the fuse in the TIPM so it would be hot, though I could be wrong.

 

[$uicide$hift]

Yes per the manual but I have not tested. This was asked / answered HERE

 

[EXPLR_WA]

went camping for the last 4 days
Had my arb fridge plugged in the rear outlet
It lasted a day before it blinked Red and wouldn’t keep cold
My question is...
Is this this stock battery? Or should I run a dedicated outlet to the back for the arb?
My Jk had dual yellow Tops by the time i bought the arb 8 years ago and I have it run through an spod
Thanks for the responses

Youi probably already figured this out by now. I now have an ARB fridge and did some reading. The stock rear 12V is only 20AMP. Don't swap out to a 30 or 50 AMP as the wiring can't handle the extra load. You need to install a new outlet in the rear. ARB sells a wiring loom and DC socket Kit.

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