"Residential fridge" and boondocking...
To us, "boondocking" is 2 to 5 days with no generator or solar and maybe even wimpy old batteries. I'm thinking the fancy "residential refrigerators" (with dedicated converter) are a bad idea for t...
Forum Discussion
toedtoes wrote:
I haven't read any reports of absorption fridges going bad due to unlevelness, just the "fear" about it. So I don't see the need to change my setup over it. If I were to switch to a resi fridge, I'd end up having to put the money I saved on the fridge into a bigger battery bank, inverter and generator. Since I don't need all that for anything else, it's a wash - a fridge will cost me a lot either way.
Google "rv fridge damage from being unlevel". A few interesting reads. I didn't ask anyone to change over to a Danfoss fridge from an absorbtion fridge, just pointing out some of the advantages after owning one for 6 years. They both work in an RV.
Dave
