What's the wattage on this fridge?
643230
amps X volts = watt. The fridge is 1.5 amps so 1.5 amps X 110 volts = 165 watts. Hope this helps.
1958127
I bought this for my refrigerator. It's plugged into a regular wall socket. Couldn't tell you the amps.
2262829
I no longer have the fridge, so I can't look at the data tag, but it is 60 watts, 110 volts.
278981
This is 110V. It has met my needs as a supplemental refrigerator to fit a unique narrow space. Very pleased with this product.
2175080
I'm not surprised. Motors (there is one running refrigerator's compressor) draw a lot of power the second it starts but it only last for a second. A refrigerator also has a small fan that circulates air over the evaporator coils, That fan likely draws 2.9watts. The meter also can record cumulative energy usage in kWh, a properly running refrigerator shouldn't actually consume that many kWh.
712569
The Engel Fridge/freezer consumes 2.5 amperes an hour (30 watts) at a 100% duty cycle (the compressor is always on). Typically, I have noted a duty cycle of approximately 50% on a warm day ( 75 degrees F. or 23.9 C.) with the device set at the '3' setting (yields +10 degrees F. or -17.5 degrees C.) which would mean a wattage of 15 watts. Using the machine at a lower setting (as a fridge for example, instead of a freezer) would yield a lower wattage. Obviously, outside temperature affects the duty cycle of any fridge/freezer.
1477616
find or convert the amps from Kw.h to the actual running amp draw ... for example 2.5 amps. Volts X amps = WattsSo in this example 115 x 2.5 = 287.5 WattsSo it would run the fridge ... but you need some allowance as at start the amp draw will be higher.
1498274
I'm using it for a 720 watt fridge. I think the startup on a fridge compressor would be greater than that for a garage door opener, but have nothing scientific to back that up.
1884403
This is a very nice fridge/freezer. At start up it ran at 4.6 amp. Once it reaches temp, it runs at less than 1 amp. You will be very happy with this appliance. With the seperate compartment, you get very little frost, too.
346584
1.4 amps. No wattage on plate. 315 KWhours estimated yearly electrical use on attached energy use sheet (it is an Energy Star appliance). Uses R134a refrigerant. Hope this helps.
1120338
I would have to see the video but I run a full size fridge all the time no problem and I would say it's more than 500 watts and the inveter works great I will look at the video and get back to you
1868999
I checked it with a Kill-a-watt meter and the wattage has been between 1400-1410. The same for toast, bake and broil. Hope this is helpful.
2007705
Hello From Explore Electric Without knowing the precise specs of the refrigerator, we wouldn't want to give an overly specific answer, but the performance characteristics of the Go Power Solar Extreme system may be helpful in partially answering your question. The Solar Extreme will produce enough power to run up to 3000 watts of appliances or electronics at a time, and depending on your exposure to the sun, top up your battery bank at a rate of 27 amps per hour. I hope this provides some basic guidelines to help you. Regards, Steve
1597482
Hello Jerome,I am not sure of the wattage used,but I am guessing not that bad! I would like to know myself, anybody that knowsplease inform us, thanks in advance.
947690
The inverter will work if the refrigerator draws less than 500 watts, but the refrigerator won't, because it needs 60 hertz, not 50 hertz as in the UK.
1112126
add refrigerator amps and freezer amps= total amps times voltage=watts so if total watts are less than 3500 you are safe. it is more than I need
904134
Mine will run a small 700 watt air unit in my shop just fine and it ran my old refrigerator just fine but it will not run the new energy star fridge. The new fridge would not even try to turn on. I guess it looks at the input to see if it is good and gave this inverter a fail.