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I use an inverter in the 300-500 watt range, it seems to work fine and I havn't had any problems with not having enough power. Once the fridge is cooled it takes very little energy to keep it cool so you don't need a big inverter. It's also handy to keep the fridge going when going down the road. So far I have had it in about a month and no problems. PS, I am in Oregon and right now (early December) its cold out (40s day, mid/low 30s night) and the inside of my Avco gets a bit cold at night, I have found the stuff in the fridge stays cool and fresh at these temps even with the fridge off! I know your supposed to clean out the fridge during winter but the wife and I camp all year long so we don't usually empty the fridge unless we need to clean it.
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