How much current does it draw when in refrigerator mode and in the freezer mode? Thank you.
479910
I am not sure of how much current. I have mine plugged into cigerret lighter in my 18 wheeler.It does not drain batteries when truck not running overnight. I have mine running at 0 degress. It is worth the money..
479911
I am unable to tell you what the current draw is. There isn't a separate refrigerator or freezer mode it just depends on how cold you set the temperature. Some real life examples with the contents already frozen and the temp set at zero I was able to leave the unit (not running) for up to 3 hours in 80 degree temps and not have more that a 10 degree rise in temp. The unit worked great on my 3 month trip around the USA and will be using it on all further trips.
479912
When the compressor is running, our freezer uses about 2.5 Amps at 24V, expect 5 Amps at 12V. The duty cycle (the amount of time he compressor runs vs. is not running) will change depending on ambient and set temperature.
479913
Not sure, refer to the tech notes/specs on their website. Works great though!
1952772
The amp draw is 1.3A continuous with "start-up" amp draw listed as 6.0A. This is according to the UL label on the rear of the fridge.
2262829
I no longer have the fridge, so I can't look at the data tag, but it is 60 watts, 110 volts.
1477615
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.
2105027
According to the specs it goes as high as 1800 watts or (15 amps) (1800/120 = 15). The unit should be fine on just about anything a house hold appliance can take. Refridgerator/freezer/TV, you should have not problem. Typically an outlet will only offer a total of 15 amps before the breaker will trip, so this unit is fine for you.
734550
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.
1884403
This is a very nice fridge/freezer. At start up it ran at 4.6 amp. Once it reaches temp, it runs at less than 1 amp. You will be very happy with this appliance. With the seperate compartment, you get very little frost, too.
848479
Max draw is 5 amps / 536 watts, according to Frigidaire's website. But since the compressor cycles on and off, that's not a constant electrical load.
1240628
Joe, It seems to be a little more than 40 watts. at 12v it draws 4 -5 amps - 48 to 60 watts. I use a 100 watt solar panel which will do 7+ amps, to charge the trailer batteries and run the frig freezer during the daylight hours. This arrangement has kept my ice cream frozen for four days in Death Valley (90-100) temps without starting the tow vehicle. .
734553
You have to add the amps each appliance draws (starting amps, not running amps) and make sure it's below 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.
799438
Im not certain about refrigerator temps, but it does not "charge." It gets it's power from power over Ethernet, you're gonna need an outlet to keep an eye on your dead bodies.
1106759
Yes, I have not had any problems. My freezer is plugged into the same outlet
470034
I don't know the answer to this - I guess you're asking about Canadian electrical standards. I don't have either fridges nearby; both were given as gifts. I'm certain they meet USA / American standards. The fridge has a normal, 3 prong 110v grounded plug, and, to date (about 5 months), both have been working just fine; no problems at all. They keep the food cold, etc., and it's perfect for an under-desk fridge at work, or a dorm room, etc.
1035704
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.
1677814
To the best of my knowledge this accessory only opertates at 110 volts. That is the current my refrigerators uses and the ice maker functions well.
1348041
Jay P, I cannot really answer that question as we use it as a spare Fridge in our RV, so it is either plugged in and full or empty and shutdown. It is awesome and I am very glad that we bought it! Sorry, I could not be more helpful. Jeff
84169
I have a full-size modern refrigerator that only use about 150w. It's low-wattage but it runs almost continuously most of the day especially on the weekends when the doors are constantly being opened and closed. I think the compressor doesn't run as much during night time when the internal temperature gets cold enough. My smaller fridge (4.4 cu ft) only use about 80w. There's no doubt in my mind that this inverter could handle modern refrigerators. The real question is, will your battery last long enough.