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I am looking for advice on getting a portable fridge for our FWC Hawk Shell. I have narrowed my choices down to ARB and Truckfridge models due to availability in Canada and am trying to decide between ARB and TF as well as between the smaller size (35L ARB or 42 L TF) or the larger size (47L ARB...

I have a picture of it in post #13. Several green wires and one yellow one. Sent from my SM-N910W8 using Wander The West mobile app

The label was staring me in the face! However tonight is the first time I have seen it! :) Now that I have seen it, I can't believe I have missed it. My Hawk only has 6 slots, so 7 and 8 are irrelevant. I have no idea where #1 Green Flood Lts goes, as there is a wire coming of the fuse box but I...

That is interesting. For me the bottom left fuse goes to the two outside lights. I have not figured out where the top left one runs to. I will be taking some parts of the cabinet off soon and will see where it goes...

Thanks for this link - lots of useful pdfs to be found!

and just a wider view of the fuse/connection box...

The attached image is an annotated photo of the fuse/connection box showing what seems to be connected to each fuse. I am not sure what the top left one is for...

I have finally got back to looking at my new Hawk shell and will likely take the front panel off (though it looks like I will break a bunch of silicone seal in doing so). I have posted some annotated photos of my electrics on my Google Photos site: I think I have attached a photo of the inside...

I did ask but got the same response as Tree...

Thanks for all the replies. My Shell did not come with solar, just the roof and rear plug. I think I have found the connectors to those plugs. I am still trying to figure out how to run wiring inside the cabinet as it all seems to be pretty sealed up. Any suggestions for accessing? I happen to...

I have just received my new Hawk shell and have some questions about wiring. 1) what are the solar plugs/port actually connected to? Should I be able to plug in a portable panel that has a controller and be able to charge the Hawk Battery? 2) I have a Victron 700 battery monitor that I would...