110v Residential fridge install
Hey Everyone, I finally made up my mind regarding the replacement of my failed 6cu. ft. RV fridge in my little 5er. I decided to go with the Whirlpool model #WRT111SFAW 10.7 cu. ft. "apartment" ...
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The power numbers are pretty interesting, you may be convincing me to do the same as it likely also is going to work better as a fridge too.
My fridge is gone, like $1,000 to fix. I have been using one of those 12 Volt coolers when dry camping while 'I figure it out'.
The electrical cooler takes ~3 amps, on full time (yes no thermostat, yes it freezes food on a cool night). That works out to ~50% more power than your full size fridge (~.9 KWH per day).
My inverter is not PSW like yours, I'd guess that would take a too big hit on the efficiency unless I upgraded that at the same time.
Thanks for the share.
My fridge is gone, like $1,000 to fix. I have been using one of those 12 Volt coolers when dry camping while 'I figure it out'.
The electrical cooler takes ~3 amps, on full time (yes no thermostat, yes it freezes food on a cool night). That works out to ~50% more power than your full size fridge (~.9 KWH per day).
My inverter is not PSW like yours, I'd guess that would take a too big hit on the efficiency unless I upgraded that at the same time.
Thanks for the share.
