I know the DC power must be connected in propane mode for the Norcold refridgerator to work as the temperature control needs the power to work on propane setting.
But after the refridgerator has been running do you still need the DC connected for the refridgerator to work. And does anyone know how much of a drain a the refrigerator on propane setting is to the battery. Thank you.
But after the refridgerator has been running do you still need the DC connected for the refridgerator to work. And does anyone know how much of a drain a the refrigerator on propane setting is to the battery. Thank you.