Running the fridge for 2 days off level?
I can’t pull the rv Home to cool the fridge due to a neighbors waterline issue. At the storage lot my rv is sitting a full bubble off level, I was going to plug it in today and pick up the rv Friday ...
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SidecarFlip wrote:
Of course simple answer is a duty cycle compressor fridge. Don't have to be concerned with a pressurized system. Can operate at peak efficient at up to 30 degrees out of level.
No temperature swings and not impacted by high ambient termps either. You set it for say 40 in the box, it stays at 40. What a concept.
This past weekend we camped with one of my nieces and her husband who last year bought a brand new Mercedes high roof Sprinter cargo van and converted it himself to a Class B camper, including a Dometic compressor cooler / freezer. It's a fairly large model that sits like a cooler so I'm thinking it's probably a Dometic CFX 65W or one similar. They've already done multiple trips with this rig, including a trip from here in Ontario out to British Columbia & back, and he's totally satisfied with the performance of this cooler which also has a freezer section. I did note that when he parked on his campsite he paid no attention to leveling the rig ... he literally parked and that was their "setup" ... sweet. :B
