100 Volt Refridgerator
Would like opinions on a 110 volt refer. with an inverter ,verses the gas/ electric ones. We don't dry camp. thanks
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tenbear wrote:
Years ago when I had a TT I tried running my refrig using an inverter while traveling. I found the battery would only last about 4 hours or less before the inverter would shut off.
The 12v wiring between the TV and the TT was just too small to keep the TT battery charged with the refrig running.
I don't know if the 5th wheel wiring is any better, but I would be cautious.
Yes. I believe that but the OP is looking at getting a rig with a RESIDENTIAL fridge. These are compressor driven and use considerably less power than an absorption fridge (RV Electric/Propane) when running on electric. Roughly a quarter or less of the power.
