Will this unit run my regular-size kitchen fridge?
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It depends on the actual power requirements of your appliance. Please contact Goal Zero technical support at: www.goalzero.com for more information.
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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.
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Check out this article: http://homeguides.sfgate.com/power-refrigerator-generator-26188.htmlDepending on your wattage requirements, it will power your frige for several hours. You should only open the door when you need to to keep it cold. I have a newer double door fringe and the generator worked great. I had four panels hooked up to it to keep it charged during the day.
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It was advertised to perform the ability of running a home refrigerator. I have not tried it. However, it ran my AC, small fridge, outlets, and a small flat screen TV in our camper trailer while traveling. Do I think it will take care of your needs? yes!
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Not sure, maybe you can find the specs online. I have a crappy room with crappy grounding and LOTS of musical and other electronics and this fridge was whacked into the 120 AC and didn't even make the lights burp when it went on. Hope this helps!!
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Before plugging a large appliance into this unit, the refrigerator wattage must be confirmed (to be less than the Ultrablok rating). Check the Ref. specification label. We have an Ultrablok on our furnace.
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Oh heck yes. If you have a if you have a big enough inverter. I can run a stereo , fan , light, and a regular fridge, with one battery, and one solar panel.
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It will run a full size fridge although its not a sine wave inverter and some say the motor in the fridge may not run properly... The fan is like a computer fan you can here it but its not annoying and my inverter is located in the basement so we never hear it....
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You have to add the amps each appliance draws (starting amps, not running amps) and make sure it'sbelow the capacity of the unit. I ran 2 chest freezers at once, but never tried to run more at once.If the power fails I'll just run each fridge & freezer for an hour at a time every few hours.
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Yes, it should but a true sine wave GP-SW3000-12 would be better. This modified model GP-3000HD could cause compressor issues down the line. Also, you will need a huge battery bank to keep the fridge running or the ability to charge quickly. I suggest a 12V Engel fridge or something efficient.
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I'm not sure. My fridge is a whirlpool. I've used this for years and its great.
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IF the Refrigerator uses LESS than 500watts and uses less than 500watts on start up yes you can... Pretty sure the converter takes care of the Hertz too...
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The main line breaker on this unit is 60 Amp, so if your combined consumption is less than this yes. Remember that start up on the refrigerators and AC will be much greater than running consumption. Also keep in mind that all units will most likely try to start when the power changes from line voltage to generator causing a large usage when you try to back up an entire home. Most people go with either the 20kW or the 17kW.
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I am very doubtful that you could run either of these major appliances. I run a very small frig/freezer on my boat that uses about 25 amp/hours per day. I think these much larger appliances have much larger compressors and would use a lot more electrical energy.
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Paul I looked it up and this part is the one you need for your Fridge, By the way you may notice that they have made a small design change from the old one that is currently on your refrigerator, If so don't worry it will work, Another thing I would like to tell you is once you have installed this part you will need to run some water through the system and wait for a day or so until it energizes itself before it will start to cycle and make ice.
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Well, this inverter is 400W continuous/800W surge, if the voltage is 120V, this should be capable of supplying 400W/120V = 3.3 A continuous with a surge of 6.6 A. So, if I read the spec of your fridge correctly => 0.8 A (which seems low to me but I am not really sure what is typical), it should work.
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No, this unit is way too small for that.This unit is for simple power needs, coffee maker, run a small fridge, a fan etc.I have used this to run a simple fridge, fan and coffee maker. .during a 2 day power short.It can handle all of this with no problem. The bad side, it will drink the gas.
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Yes. I purchased this for a new fridge w/ ice maker. It has been working flawlessly for almost 2 years. It also came with everything I needed to hook it up.
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The most powerful R/V units could pull 2000 watts when cooling, 1800 when heating. It should run that and the refrigerator and a small TV, so it depends on what else you have to power for these it should be OK.
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It would be suitable to run small appliances or a fridge. Anything that doesn't use much power