RV Fridge
My 21 SSO Starcraft camper fridge works when on site and plugged into power-but when I have it home in my driveway and plug the 220 into a standard extension cord via an adapter the fridge will not wo...
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CA Traveler wrote:
Thanks for the clarification. So that type of refer cannot be used for boon docking unless the battery charge is maintained at 90% SOC or greater. Ditto for starting after storage. Correct?
I would thing that that refer and any RV mfg that used it would have a very short existence except for some very special circumstances.
To me the essence of an absorption refer in a RV is that they use very little battery power and work on propane and discharged batteries within reason. And certainly 50% SOC and 12.1V for a flooded battery is reasonable.
Please post the refer make and model so that it can be avoided.
It’s a common Atwood RV fridge (HE0601, 0801) use in many trailers. The manual specifies that the control panel requires +12volts DC to operate. Once started and running the voltage level doesn’t seem to matter as much.
