Residential Fridge battery run time
I know there are variables involved here on the manufacturer of the fridge, battery etc... But for those of you that have one assuming the standard group 27 battery the dealer gives you - how long can...
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It sounds like you just need to power fridge from home to campsite or to the next campsite, might be doable for a single group 27 (not the best battery for this scenario) although you will arrive with a pretty depleted battery, a 2nd battery would certainly help. You could travel with fridge off for a few hours, we've done so and had no issues as ice cubes and ice cream are still frozen upon arrival.
I did not try to read too much into your OP as there is no mention of extended or overnight use, which obviously would require a rather large investment in solar and batteries, and still would require usage of a genny and a fast charging converter or inverter charger when solar can't keep up. We do lots of RVing under adverse weather conditions and would not do so without a genny onboard.
I did not try to read too much into your OP as there is no mention of extended or overnight use, which obviously would require a rather large investment in solar and batteries, and still would require usage of a genny and a fast charging converter or inverter charger when solar can't keep up. We do lots of RVing under adverse weather conditions and would not do so without a genny onboard.
