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    can a small 1.6 cubic fridge be hard wired into a semi-truck electric system?

    Husbands coolers keep dieing, can't he get a compact fridge wired in with out killing battery and burning up a converter

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    There are 12v refrigerators available; check with RV and boating suppliers. I believe I have seen some that are dual-voltage (12/120).

    If you go the 120V/convertor route you should be fine; a good=quality convertor won't burn up as long as it can produce the amperage needed to run the fridge.

    Big rigs tend to run full-time, 24x7, so battery life shouldn't be an issue. The few times a rig is shut down are usually planned so the fridge can be emptied beforehand.


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