Residential fridge and dry camping
Sorry if this is an old topic. I didn't find too much on a search. With the big push (it seems) for residential refrigerators in new Class A's, I wonder what some are experiencing when camping witho...
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Hi,
They have become boaters now. They had also done a test run their roof air conditioner using a Magnum 3012. It worked, but the red fault light came on. I believe they contacted Magnum and the company suggested running the roof air with such a small inverter is not recommended.
Their test is flawed because they based it on 12 hours rather than 24. How often do you open your fridge at 3 a.m? Too bad they did not bother to tell us the kwh's used by the fridge during the test.
Who in their right mind would disconnect the 960 watts of solar???
They have become boaters now. They had also done a test run their roof air conditioner using a Magnum 3012. It worked, but the red fault light came on. I believe they contacted Magnum and the company suggested running the roof air with such a small inverter is not recommended.
Their test is flawed because they based it on 12 hours rather than 24. How often do you open your fridge at 3 a.m? Too bad they did not bother to tell us the kwh's used by the fridge during the test.
Who in their right mind would disconnect the 960 watts of solar???
steved28 wrote:
I stumbled upon this in my searches. One person's experience, but pretty good information. And it appears he is using the same model as we would have received in our RV.
Power test for residential fridge
