The refrigerator seems to work fine on 110volts and propane. We do not plan to use it on 12-volt power. Why not use the 12-volt? In order to do that I would need a BCDC setup. The TV only provides a small amount of DC power. We do have solar, but between the two (TV and solar) I don't think it would be enough to keep up with the refrigerator draw.
I've attached some pics since the advice I need regards this refrigerator as installed as shown. Questions:
1. We've owned several RVs with adsorption refrigerators. All have had some sort of fan to increase airflow and cooling of the condenser coil. This refrigerator does not have a fan and I'm thinking of installing one. Has anyone else done this and if so, did it improve the performance of the refrigerator. Is there any reason this should not be done? The bottom pic shows what I plan to do.
2. As I mentioned, we are not going to use the 12-volt system while driving. We have always used propane while underway and have taken suitable precautions when refueling. The combustion chamber for this model seems to be fairly well shielded from any wind. But again, it would be good to have some input from those that have used the propane mode of this refrigerator while traveling.
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