Help with Refrigerator Decision
I've totally HAD IT with my propane refrigerator. Camping at the beach last week where the temperatures at night got down to mid 50s and during the day into the high 80s, the propane refrigerator temp...
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With a toy hauler, probably a no brainer.
One item to check into (probably won't change the outcome) but the running wattage (amp * volts) by itself doesn't tell you which is more efficient.
- I suspect at least for the 120v AC unit, they are providing the max amps. I doubt it's pulling 720w while running.
- The other big question is what percentage of the day the compressor is running. The higher wattage unit may be more efficient if it runs less time each day
- On a related note, how well insulated are the units. This can heavily impact how much the compressor runs each day.
One item to check into (probably won't change the outcome) but the running wattage (amp * volts) by itself doesn't tell you which is more efficient.
- I suspect at least for the 120v AC unit, they are providing the max amps. I doubt it's pulling 720w while running.
- The other big question is what percentage of the day the compressor is running. The higher wattage unit may be more efficient if it runs less time each day
- On a related note, how well insulated are the units. This can heavily impact how much the compressor runs each day.
