No Generator
After a lot of research we thought we were going with a class A. Now we’ve changed our minds and going with a 5th wheel. The one we like is the Forest River 377FLIK. The only issue is it does not com...
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gronskis wrote:
If, by 'residential', you mean a refrigerator which runs on AC only, you are headed for trouble. I doubt that any 'residential' refrigerator would have a battery option, but, in any event, forget about running any refrigerator off the batteries (whether the unit is being towed, or is stationary). You won't be happy. The refrigerator MUST have a propane option, and it will run off the propane automatically whenever the RV is not plugged into AC. I expect your Class A option would operate In the same manner.
Residential fridges in RVs run off an inverter. Not a very good option if you are into dry camping a lot. So yes, a generator might be a necessary tool to have.
A good feature of these fridges is they do keep cool longer if you don't open the door.
