[T2] Coolers, Fridges, and Electricity
Mike Benthin muts at verizon.netWed Jul 2 22:21:17 MST 2014
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watts are a unit of power, irrespective of voltage- but the less the volts, the more amps, which is why they went to 12v from 6 to allow thinner wiring from the battery. Your ammonia fridge may be only 50 watts, but it's 4 amps to your battery. MUTS Oboe/EH support = Michael's Ultimate Thumb Saver 93 Chevy Roadtrek 210P 78 VW Westfalia Camper On 7/2/2014 11:30 PM, John Kolak wrote: Inverters are rated in AC watts. 1800/110=16 (Amps), roughly the same as your standard 15 amp home receptacle.
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