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Brassica

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Posted: 02/24/12 03:30pm

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Almot wrote:

Electronics in propane fridge will be the biggest draw, IMO. 5-15 AH a day, ...

JiminDenver wrote:

In the event of a failure in the house battery, the 35 amp will keep the fridge running until I can run to town for a replacement.

Why does a propane refrigerator need battery power?

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Posted: 02/24/12 04:20pm

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Brassica wrote:

Why does a propane refrigerator need battery power?

In RV propane fridges there is a thermostat and on some models a permanently running defroster. Older models have mostly mechanical thermostat and no gimmicks, so they need very little power, but still do.

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Posted: 03/01/12 11:36am

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Thanks, Almot!

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