Cheezee
Cheezee 14.5V 87W AC Adapter 5.6ft cable accessory
Converts 100-240V AC to 14.5V DC at up to 87W for 12V car refrigerators with a 5.6ft cable
- Accessory TypeAC Adapters
- Powers 12 V fridge from any 100–240 V AC outlet
- Delivers 14.5 V DC at up to 6 A for 87 W maximum output
- Built-in over-voltage, over-current and over-temperature protection safeguards connected equipment
- 6 ft (1.7 m) cable gives flexible placement in vehicle or camp setup
- Compatible with popular portable fridge brands drawing 40–80 W
What it powers
This 14.5V 87W AC adapter converts 100-240V mains electricity to 14.5V DC at up to 6A for 12-volt car refrigerators. The 5.6ft power cord connects the wall outlet to the fridge in vehicles, caravans or indoor settings. It is intended for portable compressor fridges drawing less than 87W.
When to replace an old supply
Swap out a lost, damaged or lower-wattage brick when the fridge demands up to 87W continuous power. The jump is worthwhile if the original adapter cannot sustain 6A output or lacks the wide 100-240V input range for travel. Do not use it for loads above 87W or the unit’s lifespan will shorten rapidly.
Build integration
The adapter plugs directly into a standard AC socket and delivers a single 14.5V DC barrel output. Built-in over-voltage, over-current and over-temperature protection guards the fridge from mains surges. It frees the user from needing a separate DC-DC converter or vehicle cigarette-lighter lead when AC power is available.
Highlights
- Powers 12 V fridge from any 100–240 V AC outlet
- Delivers 14.5 V DC at up to 6 A for 87 W maximum output
- Built-in over-voltage, over-current and over-temperature protection safeguards connected equipment
- 6 ft (1.7 m) cable gives flexible placement in vehicle or camp setup
- Compatible with popular portable fridge brands drawing 40–80 W
Specifications
| Accessory Type | AC Adapters |
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Questions about this item
What output voltage and current does the adapter provide for a 12 V fridge?
The adapter delivers 14.5 V DC at up to 6 A, with a maximum power of 87 W.
How do I connect the adapter to mains power and the fridge, and what mistake should I avoid?
Plug the 5.6 ft AC cord into a 100–240 V outlet, then connect the DC plug to the fridge; do not run the adapter continuously above 87 W or its lifespan will shorten.
What ongoing care does the adapter need, and which parts might need replacing?
Keep the unit ventilated so its over-temperature protection does not trip; the 5.6 ft AC cord or the DC output lead can be replaced if they become damaged.
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