Outside kitchens
We have an outside kitchen. It has 70 Watt A/C only fridge in it. Today I rewired it so it is on a switch inside the camper and I plan to run it through a 400 Watt pass through inverter (that means when you have shore power you get shore power, when not you get inverter output. I have 2 high capacity golf cart batteries, but my thought is when on the road, that inverter should have no issue keeping that fridge operating. My truck also has dual alternators and there is 120 watts of solar on the roof. Anyone else ever done this?
Although I can get at my normal fridge with the slide in, its a hassle. My thought is when getting groceries on the move, I could simply use that outside fridge.
Been doing a lot of re-wiring to handle an inverter and separating stuff off onto new breakers, so only my bedroom outlets, bench seat & TV are off inverter power. I even found my microwave never had the ground hooked up. Odd for a company like Northwood to miss that one. Oh well they are human.
Although I can get at my normal fridge with the slide in, its a hassle. My thought is when getting groceries on the move, I could simply use that outside fridge.
Been doing a lot of re-wiring to handle an inverter and separating stuff off onto new breakers, so only my bedroom outlets, bench seat & TV are off inverter power. I even found my microwave never had the ground hooked up. Odd for a company like Northwood to miss that one. Oh well they are human.
