Residential Fridge - battery power
We just replaced the Norcold with a residential refrigerator. The question is - if I turn on the inverter will it run the refrigerator without harming the batteries?
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I'm sorry for all the confusion. We have already replaced the Norcold with a residential. We only want to run it while driving from point A to point B. We don't dry camp, ever. We always camp with electricity. We had read that when we left in the morning the residential would stay cold enough for a few hours, then run the generator when we stopped for lunch, then it should be OK until we arrived at our destination. However, we found that we had to run the generator more often than that. Today we were thinking about the inverter and wondered if we could just turn that on instead of the generator. We have never really used the inverter, so it's all new to us. What I am gathering from all of the conversation is that it is safe to do what I just described with the equipment we have. True??? (Thank you all so much for helping me!)
