Will Solar save my frig temp?
Class B Pleasure Way. In hot weather, on propane or battery power, the frig won't keep up. It does fine plugged in at a campground but I'm usually in a parking lot during the day. I've been leaving it...
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nickthehunter wrote:Mar-d-mar wrote:If your frig has 3 settings, one is for 120V AC, one is for 12V DC, and one is for Propane. You should run it on propane then when not on 120V. This setting will be less drain on your battery.
... but the frig has 3 settings. I use AC for when I am plugged in, DC for batteries and gas-gas. If I have solar panels, can I use the AC connection instead of DC, or is there a way to plug the AC into the inverter for panels and get more power?
If the control board is working correctly, the fridge will always default to propane (if it's available), if not 110 volt and if neither is available, then 12 volts which is the least efficient energy source.
