Refrigerator Bin– This made keeping all of my food organized in this new fridge a breeze! This also allows good airflow between everything I put in there on each shelf. The added bonus is that I can pull out the shelf and – for example, make sandwiches with a bin for lunchmeat and cheeses – and then put it back in there quickly!

10AWG Wire – We always seem to have some wire around for the next project I get ourselves into! This is great since we can have colored wire for power and ground all in a small spool.

Inline ATC Fuse Holder – Since we had to run new wire for the refrigerator, we needed to make sure it was properly fused. This one is located close to our power blocks in the basement.

Wago Connectors – We have found that these little connectors are the BEST for splicing – ESPECIALLY if you’re having to deal with splicing solid wire to stranded wire. We used these specifically to add the power monitor so we can turn it off and on easily at the refrigerator outside door. It’s also a lot easier to get to these instead of the fuse in the basement. I’ve looked everywhere for these locally, and the only place I found that had them was Menards (if you’re up north).

Power Analyzer – This was the best tool I could find to analyze a specific component. This will capture Amp-Hour ratings over a 24-hour period. You just have to be there to see it, since I couldn’t find anyone with a Bluetooth option. It still worked great to measure the refrigerator load.