Residential refrigerator
We are thinking of replacing our double door Norcold with a residential refrigerator. Do you need an inverter and extra batteries if you are always plugged in or have the generator running?
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TucsonJim wrote:
We were over 110 degrees in most of Southern Arizona today. I saw that Phoenix was approaching 120! With those temps, I wouln't go for more than an hour with the refrigerator off. Jim
Doubt it would be 120 inside the MH going down the road. Even after three hours, it will only be 1-2 degrees warmer. If I did not have power, I would cool the refer section down close to 32 degrees and then go all day without powering it, opening it, or worrying about it.
OP, you do not need an inverter, especially since you run your generator some of the time and do not boondock.
