Thermo refdg
They will kill a battery FAST they run ALL the time and only cool to
about 40 deg below what ever the outside temp is. I have one, use it
only with the motor running and during the day with the solar panels
and LARGE golf cart batteries. I shut it off at night.

Propane is only real way, However the 12vdc compressor models from
Norcold are ok - I have 2  the small one 3ft does a good job  I run it
full up during the day then cut back to low at night. Does not run
down the battery. The larger one takes a bit to run (4ft)
COST about $400 for a small one. Easier to install then propane and
with good batteries it is fine.
They also run on AC  so when the gen runs or you plug in its off the
12vdc


 Roger
Are you coming to Biltmore? you can see the smaller one


> I'm picking up my new trailer this week! It's a 3 horse slant Dream Coach
> with a 6' short wall dressing room to convert to a moderate living quarters
> as time and $$ allows. I was dicussing propane refrigerators with a fellow
> that does trailer conversions and repairs and they sound like a real pain
> and expensive. Has anyone tried a thermoelectric cooler/refrigerator? They
> run on 12 VDC and with a sufficient battery and charger system the power to
> run it shouldn't be a problem. Any users out there?



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