Kegerator Idea - Outlets Inside Fridge

[DeNomad]

So I'm working on a kegerator build with a aquarium temperature controller and a computer fan to cool the tower. Here is my idea:

Start with a regular set-up... controller goes on top of the fridge, with one external cable going to power the fridge. Now I am thinking hmm need to power the computer fan and this temperature controller is dual stage. Rather than drill holes and route two cords out for power I could drill one hole and put an electrical outlet inside the fridge, gorilla glued to the roof. I could probably manage to have one outlet always on with some extra wiring and have the other outlet drive a brew belt if I ever wanted too (fyi I am planning on using this as a fermenting chamber as well).

So what do you think, would this cut down work or just cost extra money and expose electrical components to moisture?

 

[shortyjacobs]

I'd be worried about condensation and electricity...

 

[cheezydemon3]

You would see it done if it was workable.

BAD MIX.

 

[jlachesk]

I'd think the only way to do this would be with a completely sealed junction box, but even then you have some concerns about the outlets themselves being exposed.

Unfortunately, this seems like a risky plan and probably not worth the additional effort.