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help@outboundpower.com
A cold drink at the end of a dusty trail. Fresh groceries that last through a road trip. A charged laptop when your campsite becomes your office. Sometimes, taking control of your power starts with making the things you use every day work a little farther from home.
That is why we are excited to introduce BougeRV at Outbound Power. With portable refrigerators, solar panels, power stations, and outdoor appliances, BougeRV gives campers, RV owners, van travelers, and off-grid adventurers more ways to build a comfortable, practical setup.
Whether you want to replace an ice-filled cooler or plan a more capable camp, here is a closer look at the brand and where its products can fit into your next adventure.
SHOP ALL BOUGERVBougeRV is an outdoor equipment brand with a lineup built around mobile refrigeration, solar energy, and comfort away from conventional hookups. Despite the RV in its name, its products also serve car campers, overlanders, boaters, and people building small off-grid setups.
For our customers, the appeal is practical: you can start with the need that matters most. That might be keeping lunch cold in a work vehicle, adding solar charging to a camper, or bringing a portable power source on a weekend trip.
At Outbound Power, our mission is to help people take control of their power. BougeRV adds more options for doing that, including the appliances that put stored energy to useful work.
A portable compressor refrigerator gives you temperature-controlled storage without packing the compartment with ice. For longer trips, that means more room for food, less melted-water cleanup, and fewer stops to replenish a cooler.
The right choice depends on how you eat and travel. A compact fridge may cover drinks and lunches, while a larger dual-zone model can keep refrigerated and frozen food in separate compartments.
The BougeRV Rocky V3.0 provides 41 quarts of storage and independently controlled temperature zones. You can refrigerate food in one compartment and freeze items in the other.
It supports 12V/24V DC and AC operation, and offers a compartment for a compatible 240Wh battery. Check the selected package: the fridge-only option does not include that battery.
A good fit for: Campers and overlanders who want organized food storage and the flexibility to carry fresh and frozen meals.
SHOP THE BOUGERV ROCKY V3.0Plan for the hours you are parked. A vehicle outlet may turn off with the ignition. Before relying on a fridge overnight, decide whether it will run from a compatible fridge battery, a portable power station, or an appropriate auxiliary battery system.
BougeRV's solar range includes rigid panels, flexible panels, and portable options. That variety helps when your available mounting space, weight allowance, or packing requirements narrow the choices.
The BougeRV 300W N-Type rigid bifacial panel is an option for RV, cabin, and other properly designed solar installations. Its bifacial construction allows both sides to collect light.
Additional production from the rear depends on reflected light and mounting conditions. A panel installed close to an opaque roof should not be expected to deliver the same rear-side benefit as an elevated installation with light reaching underneath.
A good fit for: Customers building a fixed array who have checked panel dimensions, mounting requirements, and electrical compatibility.
SHOP THE BOUGERV 300W SOLAR PANELNew to planning solar? Start with our guide to building an off-grid solar power system. Choose panels around your energy needs and charging equipment, including the permitted voltage and current, rather than wattage alone.
A portable power station stores electricity for use when an outlet is unavailable. It can support compatible appliances at camp or selected plug-in essentials during an outage, provided its output and battery capacity suit the load.
The BougeRV ROVER2000 combines a 2,008Wh semi-solid-state battery with 2,200W of total continuous AC output. AC, USB, and DC connections give it flexibility for different devices, while compatible expansion batteries can add storage.
A good fit for: Customers who need more stored energy than a small device-charging battery and want one portable source for several types of equipment.
The two main numbers serve different purposes: watts describe how much power the station can supply at once, while watt-hours describe stored energy. Actual runtime depends on your connected loads, operating conditions, and conversion losses.
SHOP THE BOUGERV ROVER2000Once food storage and charging are covered, comfort often comes next. BougeRV also offers equipment for cooling a compact space and handling hot-water tasks at camp.
The BougeRV PC35 offers 3,500 BTU of cooling capacity for compact spaces, with multiple operating modes and a portable design.
A good fit for: Campers planning targeted cooling in an appropriately sized space with a suitable exhaust arrangement.
Check power requirements before choosing a battery. The listing specifies a power station or inverter with at least 2,000W of continuous output. That requirement is separate from the AC unit's actual energy consumption. Space size, insulation, outside heat, and battery capacity all affect the results you can expect.
SHOP THE BOUGERV PC35The BougeRV portable propane water heater brings hot water to outdoor showers, dishwashing, and campsite cleanup. Propane supplies the heat, while a rechargeable battery powers the pump.
A good fit for: Campers and overlanders who want an outdoor wash station without installing a permanent water-heating system.
You still need an appropriate water supply and propane connection. Operate this outdoor propane appliance only as directed by its manual, never inside a tent, vehicle, or enclosed living space.
SHOP THE BOUGERV CAMPING WATER HEATERStart with the problem you want to solve, then build around the way you actually use your equipment.
Our Power Quiz is a useful starting point for exploring power options around your needs. For a specific fridge, solar panel, or appliance pairing, our team can help you check the details.
TAKE THE POWER QUIZNo. Its lineup includes options for camping, road trips, overlanding, boating, and small off-grid setups. Choose around your intended use and the individual product's requirements.
The compressor-powered models discussed here cool electrically, so they do not need ice to provide refrigeration. They do need a suitable power source and enough ventilation to operate correctly.
Potentially. Check the appliance's input voltage, connector, power requirements, and the power station's output specifications. Solar connections need their own voltage, current, polarity, and connector checks. Proprietary expansion batteries should only be used with explicitly supported equipment.
No. A solar panel generates electricity from light. Storing that energy requires a compatible battery system and charging equipment, such as a power station with a suitable solar input.
There is no single runtime for every setup. Battery capacity, ambient temperature, temperature settings, lid openings, and the fridge's compressor cycling all matter. Use measured energy consumption over time when possible, and leave a reserve for hotter conditions or longer stops.
From portable fridges and power stations to solar panels, cooling, and outdoor hot water, BougeRV gives you more ways to make time away from home comfortable and practical.
Start with what you want to do. We will help you find the equipment to support it.
SHOP BOUGERVNeed help choosing? Email our power experts or call 1-888-976-5443 for help finding the right setup.
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