Inverter size
Hi all, I just got my new residential fridge installed in my 5er. It is a whirlpool WRT111 and it is 10.7 cu ft. I love it so far. With the unit being at ambient temperature (and never having be...
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Steve, using Fred's numbers, you'd get 1 day out of your batteries. It is recommended you not drop below roughly 50% of the rated battery capacity to prolong their life. So you have roughly 110 amps of usable power, subtract Fred's 115 amp daily draw and you are just under the 50% mark. You need a decent size generator, or solar and more batteries, or stick to CG's with hookups.
I have about the same batteries, solar, and a 3 way fridge that draws 14 amps. Best I can do is use the fridge on 12 volts while I travel where the TV provides 10 of the 14 amps the fridge needs. 2 batteries are just not enough to run a fridge for long.
I have about the same batteries, solar, and a 3 way fridge that draws 14 amps. Best I can do is use the fridge on 12 volts while I travel where the TV provides 10 of the 14 amps the fridge needs. 2 batteries are just not enough to run a fridge for long.
