Switching Refigerator Modes?
I’m usually at campgrounds that have electrical hookups (at least), running the refrigerator on AC. When traveling I normally use DC. I may soon spend some time at a park without electric, so I plan o...
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My rule of thumb is use AC when available, LP the rest of the time, DC when you have to.
You need to have a big healthy battery bank and/or a bunch of solar to get alot out of DC fridge mode, IMO. 2 new 12V deep cycles will run my fridge for about 8 hours in hot weather before it drains the batteries.
LP on the road with DC backing it up if the flame gets blown out.
You need to have a big healthy battery bank and/or a bunch of solar to get alot out of DC fridge mode, IMO. 2 new 12V deep cycles will run my fridge for about 8 hours in hot weather before it drains the batteries.
LP on the road with DC backing it up if the flame gets blown out.
