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Old 05-28-2018, 03:42 PM   #41
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Yes! I love the chest freezer idea. It seems to be a pretty efficient set up, spacially (put it on rails under a counter top?) and consumption-wise. We will certainly use that advice about limited usage hours too. Thanks!
Anyone have specifics on what this type of rail is called or how to find one? Advice on installing it?

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Old 05-28-2018, 03:48 PM   #42
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My Whynter 12v/110 freezer/fridge is going on a slide out tray below my kitchen counter on a pair of heavy duty over extension glides.


Not these, but similar...


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Old 06-06-2018, 04:41 PM   #43
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Any Idea which brand has the lowest power consumption? I am wanting to do simple solar (260w panels + 2 Boat/RV battery's with a 2000w pure sine converter) off grid with no provisions for power or ice.
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I bought a Frigidaire from Lowe's. Think it is 4.7 cu ft. 110 volt, single door, with a small freezer compartment inside. Door is lockable. Test usage measured with kill a watt meter
320 watts in 24 hours starting with fridge at room temperture
75 degrees up to upper 80's in bus at time of test
opened the fridge a handful of times, not as many as likely in real use though
very quiet

I am by no means saying this is the best, just saying what I have found, and am using.
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