Battery or 110v?
I'll be at a campsite for a few nights with only 15 amp. service. I have a small 3-way fridge, and just will run a couple of lights (12v), maybe computer. Wondering if it makes a difference to run f...
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Steve B. wrote:
I found the tag for the fridge and it says it is 1,05 amp on 110v. Yes, a comma. Not sure what that means in electrical terms but if it's only drawing just over 1 amp, I'm not going to worry at all about this. DC was 9, something. So, makes more sense to run on 110. Looks like I'm good to go. I don't have a microwave, no hair dryer needed ( no hair anymore) so I should be fine. I have an AC/Heat pump (KoolKat) that requires 20 amps but I won't be needing that. I probably could just run the fan on it and be fine. Thanks to all that responded, this forum is amazing! What a great community!
Those French guys in Quebec use commas instead of dots for that. Maybe you were reading the French label instead of the English label.
Those Mainlanders in Vancouver don't have a clue anyway. Visit the Island if you RV this way for some common sense :)
