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12v/240 Fridges
Submitted: Thursday, Feb 01, 2001 at 00:00
Mike Pavey
Im looking for a 12v/240
fridge
. Are there any efficient fridges around that dont require a 2nd battery. What are the best options in this regard?
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AnswerID: 164 Submitted: Friday, Feb 02, 2001 at 00:00
Joseph Baz
replied: Mike:one of the trips i did around Oz with a personnel carrier i run a 39litre Engel(witch i still have)with the original battery as the only power source,about half an hour before the time we call it the day... i will cranck it up to freeze and when we pull up i will turn it off
it is a good idea to stick a remainder note on the dash ,after a while it become a rutine
cheers Joe
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AnswerID: 231 Submitted: Wednesday, Feb 28, 2001 at 00:00
George
replied: Mike, As you dont want tofit a second battery, you are best with the eutectic fridges such as the quirks. They freeze up a brine which can be left to sit for quite some time before requiring a top up. Do yourself a favour and have a temp guage fitted to minitor inside temp of the
fridge
. I run a 60 litre Engel for our
tours
etc, but you do need dual batteries to stay safe, especially in the tropics.
Cheers George
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