Trail rail system

[Jake]

Don’t really care about the plug. I doubt I would ever use a plug in the truck bed. Just would be nice to be able to get the 4 tie downs in the bed plus the lockable cover for the storage box under the rear seat plus the actual trail rail system, and all on the base Sport model. Have had manual windows, mirrors and locks before, really no big deal having that instead of it all power.

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[Karnivoolfan]

This would be good news if this is the case. I would certainly order a Sport with that.

 

[mgxm26]

Does anyone know if the factory tonneau folding cover utilizes the rail system? I noticed you can add the cover without having the cargo management package on the online builder.

 

[Ichthus]

Don’t really care about the plug. I doubt I would ever use a plug in the truck bed. Just would be nice to be able to get the 4 tie downs in the bed plus the lockable cover for the storage box under the rear seat plus the actual trail rail system, and all on the base Sport model. Have had manual windows, mirrors and locks before, really no big deal having that instead of it all power.

I would have said the same thing...but now I’ve got a portable fridge-freezer and am REALLY looking forward to dropping it in the back and plugging it in...next step will be a dual battery.

 

[WXman]

Looks like a $900 option. I'm trying to decide if I'd ever use it.

 

[Bobzdar]

I would have said the same thing...but now I’ve got a portable fridge-freezer and am REALLY looking forward to dropping it in the back and plugging it in...next step will be a dual battery.

They already have dual batteries, don't they?

 

[Rex3rd]

They already have dual batteries, don't they?

The second battery is just a smaller one for ess

 

[Bobzdar]

The second battery is just a smaller one for ess

Right, but I think it basically isolates the big battery so all it does is run accessories and the smaller battery starts it and only starts it. I used the setup on my JLUR for a year and never was able to kill it - I think you'd have to kill the main battery completely dead to have an issue as all it has to do is be able to switch the solenoid to activate the other battery which will start the engine, so I don't know if another battery would be necessary unless you were really pushing the accessory battery. My fridge ran on propane so it wasn't a big issue, but I ran a bunch of other electronics on it and never had an issue, the ESS battery would always start it.

 

[sandbaja]

Common small device wattage usage. 400W is not very much
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25" colour TV 150W 150W N/A
3" belt sander 1000W 1000W N/A
32 Inch LED TV 20W 60W 1W
46 Inch LED TV 60W 70W 1W [1]
49 Inch LED TV 85W 85W 1W
60W light bulb (Incandescent) 60W 60W 0W [1]
9" disc sander 1200W 1200W N/A
American-style Fridge Freezer 40W 50W N/A American Fridge Freezer
Ceiling Fan 60W 70W 0W [1]
Clock radio 1W 2W N/A
Clothes Dryer 1000W 4000W N/A Tumble Dryer
Coffee Maker 800W 1400W N/A
Cordless Drill Charger 70W 150W N/A
Curling Iron 25W 35W 0W [1]
Desktop Computer 100W 450W N/A [1]
Dishwasher 1200W 1500W N/A
Domestic Water Pump 200W 300W 0W Shower Water Pump [1]
DVD Player 26W 60W N/A
Electric Blanket 200W 200W N/A
Electric Heater Fan 2000W 3000W N/A [1]
Electric Kettle 1200W 3000W 0W
Electric Mower 1500W 1500W N/A
Electric Shaver 15W 20W N/A
Electric Stove 800W 1000W N/A
Espresso Coffee Machine 1300W 1500W N/A Espresso Machine
Extractor Fan 12W 12W N/A [1]
Food Blender 300W 400W N/A Mixer,Food Processor [1]
Food Dehydrator 800W 800W N/A Tray Dehydrator [1]
Freezer 30W 50W N/A
Fridge / Freezer 150W 400W N/A
Fryer 1000W 1000W N/A Deep Fat Fryer [1]
Game Console 120W 200W N/A [1]
Gaming PC 300W 600W 1W Gaming Computer
Garage Door Opener 300W 400W N/A Electric Garage Door As the door only operates for a short time (10secs?) the kWH value is low
Guitar Amplifier 20W 30W N/A
Hair Blow Dryer 1800W 2500W N/A Blow Dryer
Heated Bathroom Mirror 50W 100W N/A
Home Air Conditioner 1000W 4000W N/A
Home Internet Router 5W 15W N/A
Home Phone 3W 5W 2W DECT Telephone
Home Sound System 95W 95W 1W [1]
Hot Water Dispenser 1200W 1300W N/A Instant Hot Water Tap [1]
Hot Water Immersion Heater 3000W 3000W N/A
Humidifier 35W 40W N/A [1]
Induction Hob (per hob) 1400W 1800W N/A Induction Stove
Inkjet Printer 20W 30W N/A Printer
Inverter Air conditioner 1300W 1800W N/A
Iron 1000W 1000W N/A Electric Iron
Laptop Computer 50W 100W N/A Laptop
Lawnmower 1000W 1400W N/A
LED Light Bulb 7W 10W 0W Energy Saver Bulb [1][2]
Mi Box 5W 7W 3W Mi Box Android
Microwave 600W 1700W 3W [1][2]
Night Light 1W 1W 0W
Oven 2150W 2150W N/A Electric Oven
Paper Shredder 200W 220W N/A
Pedestal Fan 50W 60W N/A
Percolator 800W 1100W N/A Coffee Maker [1]
Phone Charger 4W 7W N/A Smart Phone Charger
Power Shower 7500W 10500W 0W [1]
Pressure Cooker 700W 700W N/A [1]
Projector 220W 270W 1W
Refrigerator 100W 200W N/A
Rice Cooker 200W 500W N/A [1]
Scanner 10W 18W N/A
Slow Cooker 160W 180W N/A [1]
Straightening Iron 75W 300W N/A Hair Straighteners
Strimmer 300W 500W N/A
Submersible Water Pump 360W 400W N/A [1]
Table Fan 10W 25W N/A Desk Fan
Tablet Charger 10W 15W N/A
Tablet Computer 5W 10W N/A [1]
Toaster 800W 1800W 0W [1]
Treadmill 280W 900W N/A
Tube Light (1500mm) 22W 22W N/A
TV (19" colour) 40W 100W 1W [1]
Vacuum Cleaner 200W 700W 0W
Wall Fan 45W 60W 0W
Washing Machine 500W 500W 1W In the EU, power consumption of Washing Machines is typically given in the form of Annual Power Consumption. This is calculated based on 220 standard washing cycles, made up as follows: 60°C full load (3x), 60°C half load (2x), 40°C half load (2x) for 220 washing cycles.
Water Dispenser 100W 100W N/A [1]
Water Feature 35W 35W N/A
Water Filter and Cooler 70W 100W N/A [1]
Wine cooler (18 bottles) 83W 83W 0W [1]

 

[2020 SCRAMBLER]

Sorry but $895 is just way too much for a couple of aluminum tracks and a power outlet...

 

[TerryRobert]

Sorry but $895 is just way too much for a couple of aluminum tracks and a power outlet...

The Trail Rail Systems also includes the lockable storage compartment under the rear seat. If you don't get this package you just get an open storage tray under the rear seat.

 

[drogers]

I would have said the same thing...but now I’ve got a portable fridge-freezer and am REALLY looking forward to dropping it in the back and plugging it in...next step will be a dual battery.

You’ll probably want to run 12V for that fridge, otherwise you’ll be wasting a lot of energy converting from 12V to 110C back to 12V.

 

[Texops]

The bed outlet is 400w & you turn it on & off at the dash

 

[WXman]

The Trail Rail Systems also includes the lockable storage compartment under the rear seat. If you don't get this package you just get an open storage tray under the rear seat.

If I had known that you do get a storage tray I may have not taken the $900 option. I assumed that without the Cargo Management Package, you'd get nothing under the rear seats, similar to how JLU is set up. The salesmen, of course, had no pictures to show me of both setups.

 

[12BNNT]

Bed outlet won’t run of the power tailgate lock (12volt) wiring. There will be a small inverter in the truck that inverts 12 volt battery power to 110 volt ac and carry that power through a dedicated set of wires to the bed outlet and a/c outlet in the console. As someone else pointed out about all the wires being preloomed from the factory, they basically have different looms depending on option list. Base sport with no option has taillight/bedlight wiring only in the loom. Sport S and up trims adding tailgate lock wiring to their loom and then if either have have trail rail, a 120 volt a/c wire pair is added to that loom. Line workers will have code telling them which loom to grab for each vehicle coming down the line based on said options. If doing aftermarket, you would have to run your own wiring from battery to an inverter and from there to the bed outlet.

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