Running outside fridge while traveling
I know this has been talked about before but most of the post just turn into people arguing about if you can or can't or why you would or wouldn't. I would like to only have replies from people that ...
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I have a 1000w inverter in the 5th. It runs both my outside refrigerator and the inside one. The inside is a French Door residential. I ran some tests on both of them and I have not seen more than 600w being pulled from the inverter. That is with both refrigerators running.
I have had the outside refrigerator on an inverter running on 2 campers now. I have ran for days driving out west without opening the door for the kitchen and not had any problems with overheating.
When I put the outside refrigerator on the old camper I had two plugs near it. One was for the invertor and the other was regular A/C. I would just plug the refrigerator into the outlet that I needed.
I have had the outside refrigerator on an inverter running on 2 campers now. I have ran for days driving out west without opening the door for the kitchen and not had any problems with overheating.
When I put the outside refrigerator on the old camper I had two plugs near it. One was for the invertor and the other was regular A/C. I would just plug the refrigerator into the outlet that I needed.
