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How to Keep the Car Refrigerator Powered When the Vehicle is Parked?

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VanErin

07/30/25 2:50am

After the car is turned off, the cigarette lighter socket can continue to supply power through the battery, allowing the car refrigerator to remain operational. However, if the cigarette lighter socket does not have power after the car is turned off, the car refrigerator will not function. If you need to continue using the car refrigerator, you should prepare a portable power supply for the car refrigerator, which can ensure the refrigerator continues to work and cool for 6-8 hours. More details about car refrigerators are as follows: 1. Definition: A car refrigerator is a type of refrigeration unit that can be carried in a vehicle. It has become a popular new-generation cooling and refrigeration appliance in the international market in recent years. 2. Principle: Car refrigerators are an extension of household refrigerators and can use semiconductor electronic cooling technology or compressor-based refrigeration. 3. Classification: There are mainly two types of car refrigerators on the market: semiconductor car refrigerators and compressor-based car refrigerators.

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