Outside Kitchen Frig
Our TT has an outside kitchen with a small 120vac frig. The frig is rated at .8amp at 120vac, so that should equal 96 watts of power required to run the frig. If my math is correct. So why can't I ge...
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You'll need a really sophisticated meter to measure the instantaneous LRD. None of mine have been capable but a really good Fluke or HP may.
My experience: I run a small dorm fridge, average running draw is a bit over 80W. A new Samlex 600W inverter was unable to supply the LRA draw. I replaced the Samlex with a Xantrex 1000W inverter and all is now good. I'd estimate the LRD to be around 6-8 amps @120V. I had both inverters wired to two battery banks with a minimum of 4 AWG from 18" to the battery location.
My experience: I run a small dorm fridge, average running draw is a bit over 80W. A new Samlex 600W inverter was unable to supply the LRA draw. I replaced the Samlex with a Xantrex 1000W inverter and all is now good. I'd estimate the LRD to be around 6-8 amps @120V. I had both inverters wired to two battery banks with a minimum of 4 AWG from 18" to the battery location.
