Gas or Electric (residential) Refrigerator?
Six months ago we were in a head on accident that destroyed our RV and despite still being shell shocked we're now considering having a new one built to our specs. The last 3 trips in the old Bea...
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I just researched this very subject. I found that even with small Energy star rated fridges (9~10 cu/ft), you still need several times the power of a propane unit during the day to keep a modern electric fridge running. That means appx 1000 watts has to be replaced in your batteries every day.
If you have enough solar to keep up with that or you dont mind running a gen, you'd be fine but otherwise, you'' ll be running low on batt.
If you have enough solar to keep up with that or you dont mind running a gen, you'd be fine but otherwise, you'' ll be running low on batt.
