I need a fridge this size for my bedroom, can it be plugged into a normal wall socket?
842136
This refrigerator should take normal wall socket but I would check the installation manual to be sure.
499834
Usually a stove, like a refrigerator, needs a dedicated outlet. I wouldn't trust it for a stove.
571191
yes - it will work with your fridge if it has an Ethernet port on it. That said, I have junked mine as I find it too unreliable
1033495
Yes it could plug into wall socket or be used with extension cord, but has no USB connection.
448319
Can't answer that specific question, but I wasn't able to use this product because my refrigerator had one of those flat plugs (and the wire comes out the side of the plug so the refrigerator can be close to the wall). If you look carefully at the picture, you will notice that a flat plug with a side wire wouldn't work because the outlet on the surge protector is a little recessed.
1840921
If you are talking about a single refrigerator/freezer unit like those commonly found in a kitchen the answer is no. That is because the J.C. unit plugs into the wall and the refrigerator/freezer appliance plugs into the J.C. unit. The J.C. unit has a probe that measures the temperature in the freezer. Whether or not electricity is allowed through the J.C. unit to the appliance depends on the temperature in the freezer. When the temperature in the appliance rises above that allowed by the setting, electricity is allowed to pass to the appliance which is how the compressor comes on. As the typical refrigerator/freezer only has one single plug you would not be able to use the freezer with the J.C. unit independent of the refrigerator. I hope this helps and best wishes!
1674160
I have a freezer and a small fridge hooked to it. Just make sure that the outlet that you use has a breaker rated at the combined amperage of the two items. The adapter will handle it if the line can handle it.
695505
You should be able to. It has a standard socket. Refer to mfg guide when you receive it.
1044053
Not entirely sure but there isnt anything too unique other than itvis a deep cycle marine battery with high cold cranking amps for starting the motor. If the fridge truely runs on a 12v battery it would probably be fine but might be overkill and you could look at cheaper options.
1571720
I really don't know those specs rather than to say it plugs into a regular wall socket. Hope that helps.
1840923
Probably not, but I might be mistaken. This works as a power cut off and since most refrigerators/freezers only have one outlet, you probably can't control both via this unit.
1810324
Nope! The plug is a normal one and you should be able to use it in any outlet.
2205249
Yes, it is designed to be plugged into the wall socket, not run on batteries normally.
761056
It plugs into a regular US wall socket. I doubt it would plug into another socket. I would be concerned that any alternate voltage going into it might fry whatever you're trying to change. I wouldn't even use a transformer.
259491
No. It has to be screwed into the wall. Check online for long bar magnets if you want one for your fridge. Hope that helps :)
2039935
I honestly haven't tried a full size fridge, but they say it will. My personal guess would be yes. My reason for owning this, is to run it full time where there is no electricity at all. So, lights, mini fridge, use for charging various items, etc. check out all the youtube videos too, type in the make.
1153562
I'm not high techy so I can't comment on the voltage of my wall sockets but you can plug it into stardard American wall sockets. There is a retractable plug in the main charger to do this with