SquirrellCook
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It must be getting on for 20 years since I ran a three way fridge. Glad to be rid of the rubbish. Three ways not to work!
We haven't had the fridge long but have mostly been on meetings with no ehu and it's worked fine we did 4 nights at Stratford with fridge on and watching dvds on a 12 volt TV and phone charging we had the solar panel out and we only used 60 of the 200 amp battery so I think we should be able to get a full week without ehuWhat is your normal travelling pattern ? Wilding mostly or campsites [EHU] ?
That looks like an LEC that Shoreline convert from 240V to 12V DC with a compressor changeA bit late to the discussion I know, so can only apologise, I have a shoreline marine FD171 12 volt compressor full size under counter fridge freezer and for the last two years has been running from a 220ah eBay AGM battery with victron solar equipment, it’s been fit and forget, at £500 it’s been absolutely brilliant, very quiet, very little amp drain , in comparison to a friend’s crx50 that has given him no end of problems in just under a year. I’m super happy with my choice, only one complaint I had to add door latches.
Well, following Storm Arwen, at least I don't have to worry about the big fir tree to the west any more!
My current 240V Fridge/Freezer is an LEC one as well
Are the little grey bits at the side the catches you added? I had to add catches to mine as well. For the top I used a second hinge bracket and drilled out the original post so I could drop a bolt through the bracket hole and into the alternate hinge hole. Bottom was trickier and made a little bracket out of knock-off meccano.
a picture, they work really wellOne of the lads that started Shoreline used to work for LEC ( Longford engineering company) 1st started in Longford road Bognor Regis, a garage I used to work at took over the old building, then LEC moved to what was Bognor’s biggest employer on the outskirts, now a massive retail park. Shoreline use the latest Danfos compressor and is super efficient, the only floor I found as mentioned is the dam doors flew open abet with a shed load of beer bottles upon heavy braking when someone pulled out in front of me, so as I live 5 minutes away from shoreline I went back and I came up with the idea of fitting some catches I purchased from eBay, they are trying to come up with something similar but built in, unfortunately there are s lot of patients on the Crx catch so they have to come up with there own interpretation, apart from that it’s been