Connecting more than one 12v appliance to EcoFlow Delta

[Schirasunshine]

Is there a way to connect more than one 12v appliance to the ecoflow delta? We plan on running a 12v fridge off the (only) 12v “cigarette lighter” output, but will also need to power a 12v 7.8 max amp water pump occasionally. Could I do so by using an AC to DC transfuser adapter or is there an easier way? I’m thinking the water pump could potentially be connected using an Anderson powerpole to 12v car charger and then hook that up to a ac to dc adapter than would plug into one of the ac outputs. But (as a complete and total newbie) I don’t know if this is safe.

 

[snoobler]

Welcome to the forum.

This?

https://www.amazon.com/Otium-Cigarette-Splitter-Replaceable-Compatible/dp/B07FDQLL7K

 

[Schirasunshine]

Thank you! This is amazing lol.
Would there be any concern there being too much power going into the same port if the water pump is 7.5 amps max and the fridge is 50w (4.2 amp)?

 

[snoobler]

Something less elegant with higher current rating (15A):

https://www.amazon.com/Vemote-Cigarette-Lighter-Splitter-Adapter/dp/B08QD3W55X

 

[Supervstech]

Something less elegant with higher current rating (15A):

https://www.amazon.com/Vemote-Cigarette-Lighter-Splitter-Adapter/dp/B08QD3W55X

I use these all the time on trips. I wouldn’t want the one with usb built in unless that was needed.

 

[Schirasunshine]

Thank you both. I appreciate your replies! That particular output on the eco flow delta is 12v/8a max. Does this mean the max amps I should have connected to that port is 8amps? Should the fuse in the splitter be closer to the amps from both appliances or the max amps of the port?

 

[snoobler]

Based on the rating of the port, you shouldn't run both off it concurrently.