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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This has become a challenge to me now.?? At present the run from where
I tapped into power to the cigarette light adapter to plug the inverter into is 1 ½ feet using 12 gauge wire. There is no measured voltage lost at the end of the run but that is measured under no load. Seem like a good plan in the beginning.
New plan is to mount the inverter on the inside wall at the front of the TT. This wil be a 8" run using 8 gauge wire from the battery. This location will keep the inverter safe from the weather. Then run a heavy duty electric cable back to the frig for power. Will also get a good quality 1500 watt inverter. From the tips I have read here this should solve the frig power problem. ????
I tapped into power to the cigarette light adapter to plug the inverter into is 1 ½ feet using 12 gauge wire. There is no measured voltage lost at the end of the run but that is measured under no load. Seem like a good plan in the beginning.
New plan is to mount the inverter on the inside wall at the front of the TT. This wil be a 8" run using 8 gauge wire from the battery. This location will keep the inverter safe from the weather. Then run a heavy duty electric cable back to the frig for power. Will also get a good quality 1500 watt inverter. From the tips I have read here this should solve the frig power problem. ????
