It is possible that you might be able to save a great deal of fuel if you use the gas engine to charge the batteries periodically, and run the refrigerator off of battery power.
You can power the refrigerator via an inverter. The power station is a little small though assuming you have a regular home sized refrigerator.
The only potential issue with the refrigerator is the motor starting capacitor if your refrigerator is so equipped. The modified sine wave can damage these over time.
If you have enough batteries in parallel and a regular inverter rated in output for twice the rating of the refrigerator. For example, if the refrigerator is rated for a current draw of 6.5 Amps, having an inverter rated for 1500 Watts should be adequate. If you have to use the modified sine inverter and your refrigerator has a motor starting capacitor,- if you wire an inductor capable of handling the power demand of the refrigerator in series with one of the inverter output leads, Say the fixed field windings of an old starter motor as the inductor- make sure the inductor is isolated electrically from anyone coming in contact with it, this will help prolong the life of that capacitor by absorbing the RF component of the modified sine output.
If you can get a true sine wave output inverter, that would be best.
Well i guess it ok to use or connect energy station..but you need a higher battery to use.because we are talking fridge here..i think number of batteries you need for long life of the energy station..i suggest why trying solar energy to save much fuel..i hope it helps..
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