Ran the fridge off the batteries yesterday for 14 hours. Started again today at 8am.
So far, it has been running for about 16.5 hrs, and the battery bank is at 80% SOC. So, in theory, the fridge should run for about 80 hrs.
Also checked the idle power use. Was pulling 1.45 Amps or about 33 watts. Funny that when I plugged the fridge back in, the inverter was pulling .95 Amps. When the compressor kicks on, it draws about 5.5 Amps.
Dennis Stephens 🇺🇸 🇫🇮 /
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