


These are made by Texans, for Texans, where "small" is obscenely huge - they're designed for a Texan climate, attitudes, and probably appetites too!

Yes, running a fridge/freezer is possible from pvs, but to my mind borderline barking bats!

Is there a freezer equivalent? I really don´t need a fridge, but a freezer would be desirable, for use during the summer (when there is constant solar power available) to free up some of that time (like all my timeDominicJ wrote:Warning, I know nothing
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but, a fridge keeps things cold, its job is hardest during the day, when its sunny, which is also when solar panels work best.
So, provided you were to keep your fridge full, IE hide beer in all the empty space, it would be fine?
Overnight it should be ok just with ambient temperatures, maybe, or perhaps a battery.
Theres a 9.2 cu.ft fridge that uses 167kwh a year on ASDA, so thats 500wh a day.
Could you not power it completely with a couple of big panels a big battery and a cheapy inverter? For maybe £600?