Solarfun4jim
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Im looking at a standard home A+++ fridge (of 147 litres capacity) for use in my coach to camper van conversion. The annual power consumption is 62kWh/annum
Would'nt appear to be a big draw on my 3000W inverter. It would only be getting used during summer months....so no unheated room use.
Is a standard house fridge a big no-no in a RV/campervan? What are the main problems in going this route.
My campervan will not have any propane or gas onboard whatsoever. My battery system is 24v. I do not have any 12v dc connections. Thus to go down the route of the expensive 12V DC compressor fridges would involve the expense of an 24-12v converter.
My inverter will be running 24/7 anyways, so what is the issues with using standard house fridge?
Would'nt appear to be a big draw on my 3000W inverter. It would only be getting used during summer months....so no unheated room use.
Is a standard house fridge a big no-no in a RV/campervan? What are the main problems in going this route.
My campervan will not have any propane or gas onboard whatsoever. My battery system is 24v. I do not have any 12v dc connections. Thus to go down the route of the expensive 12V DC compressor fridges would involve the expense of an 24-12v converter.
My inverter will be running 24/7 anyways, so what is the issues with using standard house fridge?