residential refrigerator
In my 2007 Discovery we decided we would replace the Norcold 4000 series with a 18 CF Samsung. It is now in and it took less than 2 hours to obtain the desired temp. When running it pulls 16 amps of 1...
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If I'm reading your post correctly, your fridge uses 16 amps @ 12 volts = 192 watts. That's a very efficient refrigerator. (325 watts is normal for a Dometic 2652 in 120V mode) It would be interesting to know that given a specific ambient temperature, how long your batteries last from a full charge until the battery voltage drops too low to power the inverter while generating sufficient voltage to run the fridge.
(read into the above question) Without a charging source, eventually your battery voltage will drop, as the state of charge decreases, to a point where something will shut off. It would be wise to know, in advance, what shuts off first and when.
Chum lee
(read into the above question) Without a charging source, eventually your battery voltage will drop, as the state of charge decreases, to a point where something will shut off. It would be wise to know, in advance, what shuts off first and when.
Chum lee
