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Looking for adventure? Want to get out and explore? Come travel with us to new and exciting places in our Tacoma as we head Horizon Bound! We will be making videos showing how to get started with Overlanding and what gear you should bring along with you as well as talk about awesome trails and campgrounds both reservation and backcountry. See you on the Horizon!
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Road Trip Ready: ICECO JP40 Pro Dual Zone Fridge Freezer In-Depth Review
Join me on an epic road trip across the US as I put the ICECO JP40 Pro Dual Zone Fridge Freezer to the ultimate test. In this video, I'll share an in-depth review of this fantastic camping companion, highlighting its features, performance, and my personal experiences using it on the road.
From keeping drinks chilled to storing frozen treats, this fridge freezer handled it all. I'll dive into some of my favorite aspects of the unit, including its spacious dual zone compartments, the completely removal lid and convenient mobility features. Plus, I'll discuss a few areas where it could use some improvement.
Whether you're planning a camping trip, a long road journey, or just looking for a reliable fridge freezer, this review has got you covered. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Horizon Bound adventures!
Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:23 - Road Trip Highlights
2:10 - What came in the box?
2:37 - First Impressions
3:42 - Stats about the ICECO JP40 Pro D
4:34 - Setting Zone Temps
6:03 - Powering the Fridge Freezer
6:59 - Build and Quality
9:35 - Pros and Cons
14:09 - Final Thoughts
Check out the ICECO JP40 Pro Dual Zone Fridge Freezer here: icecofreezer.com/discount/HORIZONBOUND
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From keeping drinks chilled to storing frozen treats, this fridge freezer handled it all. I'll dive into some of my favorite aspects of the unit, including its spacious dual zone compartments, the completely removal lid and convenient mobility features. Plus, I'll discuss a few areas where it could use some improvement.
Whether you're planning a camping trip, a long road journey, or just looking for a reliable fridge freezer, this review has got you covered. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Horizon Bound adventures!
Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:23 - Road Trip Highlights
2:10 - What came in the box?
2:37 - First Impressions
3:42 - Stats about the ICECO JP40 Pro D
4:34 - Setting Zone Temps
6:03 - Powering the Fridge Freezer
6:59 - Build and Quality
9:35 - Pros and Cons
14:09 - Final Thoughts
Check out the ICECO JP40 Pro Dual Zone Fridge Freezer here: icecofreezer.com/discount/HORIZONBOUND
Follow Horizon Bound:
behorizonbound
behorizonbound
www.behorizonbound.com
Subscribe for more outdoor gear reviews and adventure tips!
"I'll see you on the horizon."
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Anymaka: The Hammock Stand you can take anywhere, that sets up in SECONDS!
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WRENCH DAY - C4 Fabrication Overland Bumper install with R4T Bumper Caps!
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SMARTCAP Install & First Impressions
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INSTALLING SIX BAJA DESIGNS LP6 PODS TO LIGHT UP THE NIGHT! 61,000 LUMENS! 🤯🤯
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In this video, I will show you how I install SIX Baja Designs LP6 pods on my Tacoma. These pods are incredibly bright, with over 61,000 lumens of light. They are perfect for off-road driving, as they will help you see what's ahead of you even in the darkest conditions. The installation process would normally be relatively simple, but you know I like to complicate things. Not only will I be maki...
Tacomas on a Jeep Trail?! 😱 - Exploring Red Canyon Jeep Trail with SoCal Tacomanator!
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My two best friends Jeff and Ashlie of SoCal_Tacomanator took us off-roading on Red Canyon Jeep Trail where there were plenty of amazing views, cool slot canyons, an abandoned bridge, and plenty of obstacles to let the Tacomas get out and flex! The one thing we didnt see on this Jeep trail.... was a single Jeep. Maybe they were hibernating?? JK! You all know I've got love for the Jeep fam! It's...
Building a WIRE HARNESS for my Baja Designs CHASE LIGHTS!
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!!FREE & EASY MOD ALERT!! - CHANGE YOUR TRUCK'S AVATAR COLOR!!
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This ROOF RACK storage mount is a GAME CHANGER!
Upgraded to the BEST fog lights out there! Baja Designs SAE Amber Fogs!
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Installing an ARB TWIN Compressor in the Horizon Bound Tacoma!
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Installing an ARB TWIN Compressor in the Horizon Bound Tacoma!
Pricey
You had me at merica
Love this I’m planning to get myself one!
So this ONLY works on a flat surface? I rarely have that so would this work if the truck was parked nose down? This was designed for overlanding right??
Any overlanding water tank will result the same. It’s physics. Just level off the truck.
Hey there!We're quite interested in your posting content. We have some car related items. Do you accept sponsored products?
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How much?
You need to fill the tank
Lol that does help!
Dudeeee awesome video!
Appreciate it brotha!
Is that a jackery 500? Did you hook it up to it?
It is! Yes, I hook the Iceco fridge up to it and it works flawlessly!
Thanks for the video, great setup. Hope one day I can have one of those lights, looks really convenient
It's an awesome light! The bluetooth function is definitely my favorite!
Thanks for the trip details and the review.
Glad you enjoyed the video Steve!
Looks nice! Looks like it would be good for an extra freezer for the motorhome. For my Costco runs when I'm full-timing it.😊
Absolutely! Perfect fridge freezer for a motorhome! And if you're looking for a little more room, they do have a 50QT fridge too!
Great video, Scott!
Thanks brotha!
gorgeous . till next time~ Horizon!
Thanks for watching!
now he needs a 450 amp alt. just to show his girl his headlights in the parking lot
She was pretty impressed. We almost didn't see that curb we later flexed on.
Thanks for the video! You have this mounted to a Prinsu Rack correct? Could you let me know how tall it is from the top of the cab? I’d really appreciate it!
I seen on thr gen 4 bumpers they are bare . Did yours come bare or did it come black
C4 products all come bare steal so you'll have to get it powder coated when it arrives.
I would of used solid deutche terminals and any time you have connection points I would of staggered them so there is never any contact if the heat shrink were to ever fail. I had this happen to me 25 years ago on my race bike... but great video
Do they have a 6 feet bed option?
Looking at their website, it doesnt look like they do.
This is exactly what i needed on youtube university
Awesome! Glad it was useful!!
Great video, Scott! Super impressed with the quick setup and breakdown of the hammock and stand!
Thanks! Its an awesome hammock! I'll be bringing it along with me to Big Bear so I may let you take a nap in it and try it out! lol
I've had mine on our 17 Ram for over a year now and we just love it!! Remember to retighten everything in about 6 months. Looks great and seems strong.
Thats awesome! Yeah, great call about retightening everything! Small things that you don't think about!
would this mount to load bars on the smartcap?
It can yes, It has universal mounting hardware so it can mount to almost any cross bar.
@@HorizonBound Thanks!
Just a question? That hole in front of the wiring harness, why did you run your harness wires through this and out the hole in front of the terminal block? I would have kept all the harness wire together with heat and techflex until in front of the terminal block. I would have secured the whole harness bundle of wires with a nylon wire clip from underneath the power tray because of the necessity to cut as little wire off the harness. Also, I would use color matching heat shrink to match the wire color or labeled heat shrink. Just some food for thought in the future.
Worst water tank I've ever seen. Bad design for overlanders. Definitely skipping this one.
Why tho. Its just like any other roof top tank.
I'm curious as to your reasoning behind it being the worst tank. From the other overland tanks I've seen out there, they all have similar designs. This one just happens to be made of aluminum so possibly a slight weight difference but when you factor in the rest of the weight of the water, it's going to be pretty minor. I like that it's made of aluminum actually. I'm notorious for clipping branches so the extra strength is definitely nice to have.
No water leak issues around the windows? Another year in review showed big problems with leaking and around the positive pressure air intake.
Nope, no water leaks around the windows for me. I get a little leak in the back but I think it's mostly coming from the gap in the tailgate and the fender. I need to add fender braces and see if that fixes it.
Where did you move the arb add a fuse’s to after you installed your switch pro? It looks like you used a couple or at least one of the 10amp fuses you used for the switch pro… I’m asking because I just installed a switch pro and used your video for help. (Thank you btw! Was very helpful!) but now I’m wanting to install the arb compressor and wondering where I’ll be tapping those fuses at??? Thank you for any info! Did you just run the compressor to the switch pro maybe and get rid of the original wiring set up?
i understand the breaker which is redundant but wtf is the purpose of the blue sea fuse box?
Does this have enough power to air up an airbag jack? PSI?
i have a 2024 frountier and can't find a company who has a bracket for my compressor . you said Broge ,i can't find it. Help me out with the address please. tonywilliford49@gmail.com
I have a question, I’m looking at getting smart cap for my Tacoma, my question for you is. Can you unlock the locks from inside the truck bed?
nope, you get locked in there somehow you better be able to call for help.
I love Baja and have it all over my Tacoma, but sorry dem LP6s on the rooftop looks retarded 😂
This question may show my own ignorance to the topic, but I don't understand why you would need to use the bus bar with a fuse block?
Hey there! Thanks for the comment! So this set up has a lot of optional additional equipment added to it. Technically, you are right that I don't need a bus bar. Technically, I dont need the fuse block either. I could/should just wire all of the positive wires from my accessories straight to the switchpro harness itself, and then ground all the negatives to the negative terminal of the battery or ground it somewhere to the truck. The reason I have the bus bar is because I want to keep the fuse block separate. The switch pro harness wires are all connected to the terminal block so in order for that to power and function my accessories, I need to wire the positive of my accessories to the other side of the terminal block (essentially think of it like butt splicing them together). Now that my positives are connected, I need to ground my accessories which is where the bus bar comes in. The bus bar is all grounded so I could attach the negative of my accessories to ANY spot on the bus bar to ground it. As long as the negative of my accessory is connected somewhere on my bus bar, I've completed the circuit circle and will now have power. The reason I have the Fuse block is for the additional accessories that I DONT want connected to my switchpro but I DO want constant power to. My fuse block is constantly "hot" because there is no switch telling it to turn on or off. So this is where I wired things like my GMRS Radio or my Fridge. I want those devices to always have power and the actual switch that I use to turn them on and off would be on the radio itself or on the fridge itself. But those accessories always are powered. Hope that helps! Let me know if I can clarify anything else!
Wtf......men have become sad
Why's that?
Looks great. Two potential issues I am hoping you can share some thoughts about now that you've used it for a year: Does it leak water, and if so where, including does it ever leak water thru the vent up top? How hot does it get inside in the heat of the summer? I ask this because I could go weeks at a time without ever needing to open it.
Way over priced plastic
Thanks for the comment! The actual tank itself is Aluminum so definitely not like the cheap plastic tanks from other overland water tanks. Yes, there are plastic components like the shower head and the valve at the back but even shower heads for homes are mostly plastic. Im really impressed with the quality of the tank and not really worried about the little plastic that is on the tank. Worse case, I go to Lowes and buy new fittings. Have a great day!
This may be "America" but that doesn't mean you're free to do whatever you want. Here in Texas you can install it but you can't use it. ------ Texas Transportation Code - TRANSP § 547.302. Duty to Display Lights (d) Not more than four of the following may be lighted at one time on the front of a motor vehicle: (d1) a headlamp required by this chapter; or, (d2) a lamp, including an auxiliary lamp or spotlamp, that projects a beam with an intensity brighter than 300 candlepower. ------ This means that if your headlights are on in Texas you can only use two additional lamp fixtures. Each fixture can only output 300 candlepower (Candelas) which is 3771 lumens (luminous flux). So your entire light rig in Texas tops out at 7542 before you start getting tickets. Even if you turn off your headlights and switch on 4x total pods, they can't be more than 15084 lumens total. And if you're thinking, I'll just use them away from roads, keep in mind that Texas Game Wardens are extraordinarily powerful in terms of agency. They're basically like Texas Rangers. You turn these on and you'll get a severe warning at best. If you have any kind of a firearm in the vehicle when you're caught using them, you're getting arrested for suspicion of poaching. No joke. tl,dr; Research and learn the laws and restrictions on vehicle lighting where you plan to operate before you start installing all kinds of insane lighting rigs. I'd kill to put this thing on my old Tacoma just for fun but it's not worth the tussle with law enforcement.
I think with all that light you ended up ripening all them citrus fruits on those trees! Jeepers! Who needs to worry about frost bite damage when they got you around! ✌🏽
lol!!😂😂😂🙌🙌🙌
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Are the side ones special lp6s? The 2 side lights offer great light. FYI shouldn’t amber lights be mounted low?
Hey Robert! Thanks for the comment! The difference between the two outside LP6s vs the four in the middle is that the four in the middle are spot and the two outside pods are the driving combo. I wanted to have a nice even spread on the sides so used the driving combo lenses for that while the four spots in the middle really throw the light out into the distance. As for the ambers being mounted low vs high. I've seen a few different opinions on that and even though I know Baja says they put amber low and clear high, I actually like the opposite. Since my headlights are clear, it made sense to make the bumper lightbar (not currently installed for this video) clear and keep the ambers on the roof. There is little to no spill on the hood where I have heard that clear does reflect a lot more off hoods. Obviously, a hood wrap or vinyl wrap will help deflect the reflection but for my liking, Ive enjoyed having the amber up high. I may make a video where I swap amber for clear and clear for amber just for experiment purposes but for now, I'll be keeping it as it is. Thanks for the comment! Have a great day!
Need to know the dimensions of the rack
5.5FT x 54inches. This is the one I bought but there is a longer bed one if you need longer prinsu.com/product/universal-top-rack-5-5-x-54/
What is the system you use to pressure tank?
I have an ARB dual air compressor that I use. You can use air compressors or you can even use bike tire inflators.
What’s the dimensions of this rack?
5.5FT x 54inches. This is the one I bought but there is a longer bed one if you need longer prinsu.com/product/universal-top-rack-5-5-x-54/
Did the prinsu rack come with those square nuts for the smartcap or did you have to get those separately from somewhere
The square nuts came with the smartcap.
Do you thing the long bed rack would clear the shark fin antenna if I install it on a short bed cap?
Thats a good question, I'm not really sure. I would assume you could make it fit with a little adjusting back and forth and teachnically, you could just not have the front crossbar if it is too close to the antenna.
Very nice! Thanks for showing us a great alternative. Super nice truck and setup.
Subbed. Your truck looks great! I installed the SmartCap on my 2023 TRD Off-Road last weekend and love it. Time for some upgraded tires. What lift and tires are you running?
Awesome setup! how would you go about adding hot water to this system
Hey Hugo! Thanks for the reply! So I'm not sure how you can add hot water to the tank BUT I do know that with this system, since it's made of metal and painted black, it actually gets heated by the sun. If you have a nice sunny day, you'll be able to enjoy a warm shower after it's sat in the sun for a bit. Obviously, if its cold outside or cloudy, the water might not be as warm.
Instructions say, " Do not add hot water." Let the sun heat naturally. If not, cold showers.
Astounding they haven't figured out a universal clamp.
People we all know rough country is shit