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Dual Battery Systems

Dual battery system to run a fridge in your truck.
 

Smart Alternators emerged in cars in around 1998 and changed the tec required to run a simple 'Dual Battery System' in your truck. Typically DCDC chargers are required to lift/manage charging that second battery. Lifepo4 batteries changed the game with faster charging capabilities, lighter weight - 5000+ Cycle life and increased storage.

 

Tough Touring provides a 'state of the art' Dual Battery kit (no solar panel required) to keep a fridge in your car running indefinatly if driving around an hour a day - (or for between 2 and 4 days stationary before you have to drive your car to recharge.)

 

The Tough Touring Dual battery kit Contains: 
 

* 100amphr AGA High output Lifepo 4 slimline battery

* All required cabling Looms (pre crimped)
 

 *Internal Flush mount console panel with LED guage, twin Anderson outputs and USB A,B,C.
 

* 50Amp Adjustable (Victron XS 12/12 50 DCDC charger)
 

* Required Cable Gland, Anderson plugs and installation guide. 
 

* Recharges itself from Empty to full in around 2 hours driving.

* Will Run a fridge in your car for between 2 and 4 days before you need to drive somewhere to recharge.​​​

 'Need more power ? - See "Renewable Power Stations" 

Athors Note:

Building  in Dual battery systems can get out of hand, typically also requiring rear drawer systems to also be removed, re-fitted and modified everytime you want to troubleshoot or replace /upgrade the tec componentry,

 

The amount of times a customer says "I just want to run me fridge" and then wants to upgrade to an inverter so he can run starlink /computer / Charge Tool Batteries / is endless...
 

If your not someone that does this stuff yourself for the love of it - Labour costs  can lead to an expensive mixed up system that is not transferrable to your next vehicle -

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Tough tourings general advice is to look toward 'plug and play systems like our RPS units instead - total game changers to the way we now travel. See link below "Renewable Power systems" for more information on RPS.

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