Yes, this is a fairly common situation in marine and mobile systems (for the same reasons you are considering it). As @Hedges mentioned you need to watch out and make sure the startup surge from the fridge is not too much for your inverter to handle. But if the fridges normally draws 50-60W something like this could likely handle the surge without a problem.Also, I was wondering, does anybody use two inverters, one big and one little?
I'll explain..
The only AC load I require running 24/7 is my mini fridge which is I believe only 50-60W, and other than that my basic electric needs will be DC (lights, electronics charging, fans, etc..)
So it seems sort of silly to have an inverter that draws power on standby when I am barely using any of its power.
Is it logical to get a small 150W inverter (something like this, but would maybe try and find a 150w) and run the fridge off of that 24/7, and then only turn on and use the full size 2Kw inverter when necessary?
@Hedges I have heard a few times that fridges + inverter sleep/eco modes sometimes don't play nice together. I have not looked into this and don't recall why. Do you know anything about this?