Replacing RV fridge with Residential Fridge
My RV fridge has been dead for a week now. The cooling unit is bad. I was going to get a Dometic replacement, but the price is $3000 at camping world. Today I was at Home depot and they had a ...
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most of the new MH & 5ers come with residential fridge now. Most are not secured to the floor anywhere, they are all placed where they are up against something (kitchen Island usually) when slides are closed. Most have positive catches on top of the doors to hold the doors shut.
What powers them? Of course shore power (which could be good enough for some, since they cool down in about 3 hours), the generator, and the inverter.
-now if you replace yours with a residential style, you could run wires from your inverter into the receptacle that your fridge is plugged into.(if you have an inverter, which the OP does BTW). Then that receptacle will be powered by inverter and regular electric.
What powers them? Of course shore power (which could be good enough for some, since they cool down in about 3 hours), the generator, and the inverter.
-now if you replace yours with a residential style, you could run wires from your inverter into the receptacle that your fridge is plugged into.(if you have an inverter, which the OP does BTW). Then that receptacle will be powered by inverter and regular electric.
