Replacing rv fridge with residential
Recently, we made a decision to replace our Dometic NDR1062 rv fridge with a Haier 10.1cu, black in color. The less than optimal cooling performance, unreliability, and the possible potential for cat...
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JC2,
If you run a small inverter directly off the batteries, then plug the fridge into that, you can run the fridge without the larger inverter sucking up so much power.
Myself, anytime I'm away from the camper, or sleeping at night, the inverter is off. It's only on when absolutely necessary. Anything that needs to run continuously is wired directly to the batteries.
If you run a small inverter directly off the batteries, then plug the fridge into that, you can run the fridge without the larger inverter sucking up so much power.
Myself, anytime I'm away from the camper, or sleeping at night, the inverter is off. It's only on when absolutely necessary. Anything that needs to run continuously is wired directly to the batteries.
