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As fridges increasingly become inverter-drive (ie: continuous drive), it’s my dream that one day they’ll have a 48VDC port and anyone can setup a PV on them, no
by Scoundreller 4y ago
As fridges increasingly become inverter-drive (ie: continuous drive), it’s my dream that one day they’ll have a 48VDC port and anyone can setup a PV on them, no permit required. Or bypass their inverter from their battery bank (before the fridge rectifies it and inverts it again).
It’ll use solar when available and grid for the rest.
Since it’s inverter drive, it can use whatever amperage comes in, even if it means running a 5% duty cycle and do at least something. The contents are the battery!
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- petre 4y agoThey might use a switching power supply on the rectifier side, which works anywhere from 100 to 240V.