What do you use the outlet for in the trunk space?

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I try to avoid caffeine on long drives, so i take a wire and insert one end into the positive slot and the other end into my urethra.
 
Mainly my weboost. I also hook up any lights i hang or charge a walkie. not too much honestly and i even added additional outlets below it...
 
Inflated air mattresses for camping.

I've also used it for a small 12V auto vacuum when cleaning the cargo area. That's pretty much it.

Was planning to swap it for an OEM dual USB rapid charger - a bit more useful if anything.
 
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I use it to vacuum out the truck with my shop vac. Much easier than untangling and stringing extension cord. It trips out the system a time or two and runs a bit slower than if plugged into a standard outlet but it is easier and quicker.
 
The 2nd row seats are almost always folded down for the dogs travel bed, so I ran an extension cord up the side to an anker usb port and have 2 usb fans that hang from the driver/passenger headrests to circulate air to the back for the guys
 

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Don't have my rig yet but I am planning on using it to power a corded fan and to charge my laptop since the battery life is only about 60 minutes.
 
I have an LED flashlight mounted to the storage unit back there, and occasionally I'll plug it in there to recharge it.
 
Plug in the cooler on trips to keep my insulin and drinks cool. Also cheese if we stop at Schat's Bakery in Bishop on HWY 395.
 
Are those ports possible to deplete battery if engine not running? I have not used mine. I rely on the Jackery so as to not deplete starter battery. I would assume if engine is running you are pretty safe on using cigarette style 12V ports?
 
I've used mine for LED light strip in the back cargo area. I think on the trail I'd also engage it to charge up cordless drill/saw batteries. Haven't tried that yet, though.

The problem i have with it, is that it's not hot with the key off, so I haven't considered using for a fridge.
 
I keep a Ryobi battery charger in the back and use it to charge up 18V Ryobi batteries for misc tools I use for work, as well as a Ryobi chainsaw and fan when I'm camping.
 

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