Can I use this for a refrigerator
1496846
I have used it for electronics like a TV where its not in constant service. If using with a motorized appliance like a refrigerator I would suggest getting one with 1/3 wattage above demand use. Like a refrigerator that is listed at 1000 Watts use hook it up to a 1500 Watts converter.
662879
My husband says yes. Magnet is really strong so should be able to hold to the fridge (as long as your refrigerator is the right type of metal, i.e. not stainless steel). You'll have to tell us your long story some time.
1900415
It would depend on your refrigerator and how much stuff you keep in it. I think it could, but I don't store mine there.
2013731
If the refrigerator is designed for 134a, yes it can be used with the right equipment for charging.
2172278
No-it has to be plugged into an electrical outlet. Then yes, a refrigerator can be plugged into it.
396880
Not sure why you would have to do a refrigerator! These furman are for protecting computers, Hifi and TV. Sure would not hurt but a simple surge protector would be more cost effective!
1018841
Yes, absolutely . I'm a mechanic by trade , this fridge uses very low amps.
1495048
Possibly; but you should check the power usage of the fridge. Some fridges have newer technology that uses less power. Just not enough information to say for certain. The fridge will not draw constant power but most when drawing power will suck up 10 or more amps not leaving much room for error. Also the DC power going to the inverter will need to be strong enough to get the whole 1500 watts with out burning up your wiring.
91620
i dont think so. Not sure how will you screw this to a refrigerator. Magnet is only on one side if you are thinking of that.
851537
Probably not, because it is not made for your brand. Go on youtube and view the video that shows this one being installed. It has a good view of the receptacle for which it is designed (in the top right hand of the inside of the refrigerator) and it is unique to this product. If yours does not have the same set-up, I am pretty sure it will not fit.
1084097
If you're asking about the extension cord that I think you are, you probably can, but I wouldn't recommend your using it for a refrigerator. I tried using that extension cord with a refrigerator I used in the garage, refrigerator developed operating problems, and I had to have repairs made to the refrigerator. I switched to a more heavy duty extension cord and have not had problems with the refrigerator since.
1624793
Yes but it will still need its own filter. Actually you can make the fridge use the filter that you would put on for the water cooler. Just use a splitter with 1/4" quick connect fittings.
2047276
Probably can be used in a refrigerator, it may become brittle in a freezer. It is ribbed so it doesn't roll up when in place. I am using it on my cupboard shelves.
2046179
I'm sorry I can't say for sure...I only use it in closets and cupboards. I have used one in my refrigerator in the past and that was fine.
1275152
Absolutely! It is sturdy and easy to clean. Seems a perfect for for fridge use.
1289544
I wouldn't recommend you use this unit as a fridgerator. I doubt the unit can recover and hold the desired temp in frequent door open situations.
639429
I think it should work fine in that capacity. It would be much easier to flip the GE switch off and on rather than plug and unplug the refrigerator from the wall outlet each time you needed it.