If RV fridge works does this mean the converter is working?
If you're on shore power will the fridge work without a functionaing converter? My guess is no because it needs 12v power in order to operate -- correct?
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RJsfishin wrote:
Correctcannesdo wrote:
If you're on shore power will the fridge work without a functionaing converter? My guess is no because it needs 12v power in order to operate -- correct?
It should get 12v from the battery if no converter, until the battery runs down.
Fred keeps saying 35AH per day to run the fridge on propane and detectors. I measured ours at 17AH a day. Standing 0.3a from other stuff plus 0.5a when the fridge burner comes on. Fridge burner was on approx 2/3 of a 24hr period it seems.
