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ARB's New Fridge Freezers.
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<blockquote data-quote="Ridge Runner" data-source="post: 521103" data-attributes="member: 3775"><p>Yeah DD, for sure, I am starting to feel the love for those Twin Lid/Door systems, But my original Idea was to achieve both with the one fridge and then I got the 78 which allows me to use one as a fridge and one as a freezer, So if I got one of these then I'd be shooting my self in the foot,</p><p></p><p>The 47L will use 0.4ah to 0.7+ah when used as a fridge and the 78L is pretty much the same over 24hrs +/- etc the worst I have seen it use is about 26Amps over 24 hours which works out pretty Low,</p><p></p><p>One thing I have found with all my testing is ARB over exaggerate their power usage because they actually use a lot less power than they claim, I have had my 47L use 120w / 9.527Ah in 24 hours, So what ever they quote you can bet it's only going to get better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ridge Runner, post: 521103, member: 3775"] Yeah DD, for sure, I am starting to feel the love for those Twin Lid/Door systems, But my original Idea was to achieve both with the one fridge and then I got the 78 which allows me to use one as a fridge and one as a freezer, So if I got one of these then I'd be shooting my self in the foot, The 47L will use 0.4ah to 0.7+ah when used as a fridge and the 78L is pretty much the same over 24hrs +/- etc the worst I have seen it use is about 26Amps over 24 hours which works out pretty Low, One thing I have found with all my testing is ARB over exaggerate their power usage because they actually use a lot less power than they claim, I have had my 47L use 120w / 9.527Ah in 24 hours, So what ever they quote you can bet it's only going to get better. [/QUOTE]
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