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Originally Posted by pavemike
Mo_Mike, I agree. This inverter is the great as is customer service. I have a Vegas 25.5 so the inverter is under one of the twin beds. I even run a residential refrigerator with it and have no problems. It takes about 3 hours for the fridge to reach temperature and I still have 3 lights on the battery monitor.
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I just returned from an 8 day trip.
I used inverter "always on", powering the fridge in most cases
When I boon-docked for extended periods of time, I moved fridge switch to "gas-only"
The biggest challenge was remembering all the switching needed when starting and stopping from place to place.
That is...
Am I plugged into shore power?
Am I using propane now?
Does the inverter need to be in "on" position right now?
That said, one time I left inverter-on powering the fridge while boon-docking for several hours (no Chassis engine or Genny running).
And I didn't draw down the battery bank past the 3 lights on the battery monitor
The nice feature is that you save $$$ on propane once the fridge is up to temp.
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