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View full detailsNothing kills a trip faster than warm beer or spoiled food. A Portable Power Station for Refrigerator keeps things chilled and stress-free. With the right Portable Power Station, you can run your fridge anywhere—whether it’s camping, four-wheel driving, or riding out a blackout at home.

A Portable Power Station for Refrigerator is the perfect way to keep food fresh and drinks cold, whether you’re camping, four-wheel driving, or preparing for a blackout at home. These systems combine the convenience of a Portable Power Station with enough grunt to reliably of all sizes.

Most fridges use between 100–300 watts when running. Portable fridges may use less, while household units can draw more during cooling cycles.
Fridges often need extra power to start the compressor. Make sure your unit’s surge rating comfortably exceeds your fridge’s starting watts.
A pure sine wave inverter ensures safe, smooth power delivery—essential for protecting sensitive fridge compressors and electronics.
Compact stations paired with solar keep your Engel or Dometic running for days in the bush.
Larger models provide backup during outages, keeping your main fridge cold long enough to save groceries and reduce food waste.
Divide your power station’s watt-hours (Wh) by the fridge’s average watts. This gives a good estimate of runtime.
Running a fridge on 12V DC is generally more efficient than converting to AC. Use DC where possible to stretch your battery life.
Pair your station with foldable solar panels for near-unlimited runtime, perfect for long trips or off-grid setups.
Yes—if sized correctly for your fridge’s power draw.
At least 500–1000Wh for camping fridges, 2000Wh+ for home units.
Roughly 2–3 days for a medium fridge, depending on usage.
Between 1–3kWh, depending on fridge size and runtime needs.
For a standard 12V camp fridge (40-60L), you can get away with 500-700Wh. A full-size home fridge needs more - aim for at least 1,000Wh to get through a night, and 1,500Wh or more if you want a full day of runtime. True Gear stocks options from 864Wh up to 3,840Wh, so there's something to suit a small camp fridge right through to keeping the beer cold at a remote work site.
It depends on your fridge size and how long you need to run it. The Bluetti AC70P (864Wh) handles most 12V camp fridges for a solid day. If you're running a fridge and TV or powering a larger unit, the Bluetti AC180P (1,440Wh) or AC200PL (2,304Wh) are popular picks. All the units True Gear stocks use LiFePO4 batteries - they handle Australian heat better and last far longer than older lithium chemistries.
Yes, but you need enough capacity. A typical home fridge draws 100-200W and cycles on and off, so runtime varies. A 1,500Wh+ unit will keep a standard home fridge running for around 8-12 hours - handy during a blackout or off-grid setup. The Bluetti Apex 300 (2,764Wh) and Elite 400 (3,840Wh) are built for exactly this kind of load. Check your fridge's running wattage and surge wattage before buying.
True Gear stocks Bluetti portable power stations in this range - one of the most trusted names in the category. Bluetti units are known for their LiFePO4 battery chemistry, high cycle life (3,500+ cycles to 80% capacity), and solid Australian warranty support. Prices in this collection range from around $779 up to $2,999, covering everything from a compact camp fridge setup to full off-grid power.
Yes. The Bluetti units stocked by True Gear come with Australian warranty coverage. LiFePO4 units typically carry a longer warranty than older lithium-ion models because the chemistry is more stable and longer-lasting. Check the individual product page for exact warranty terms, or get in touch with True Gear if you need clarification before buying.