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Going on a long trip, to more remote areas? The last thing you want to worry about is running out of fuel. Especially if you depend on a propane refrigerator to keep your perishables from going bad
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Thankfully, figuring out how much propane an RV fridge uses is pretty simple — even if you’re not great at math. All you need to know is how much energy your fridge uses every hour and how the size of your propane tank.
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Propane fridges don’t work like residential ones. RV propane fridges are known as absorption refrigerators because they use condensation to trap heat
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Several factors can affect the propane consumption , including the size of your fridge, temperature settings AND number of times it is opened!
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Defrosting your fridge can also impact propane consumption. A fridge that needs to be defrosted often uses more propane
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Operating your RV fridge at higher altitudes can cause it to use more propane, while cooler outdoor temperatures can cause it to use less.
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To keep your RV fridge running in tip-top condition, you must stay on top of minor issues before they become big. Regularly inspect your fridge for signs of damage or deterioration.
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Keep Your Fridge Level. Absorption refrigerators rely on gravity. This means that they require level ground for maximum efficiency.
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RV fridges can be incredibly energy efficient, if you properly maintain them and follow some simple usage tips.
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