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Thanks for your feed back. I was wondering about the long run of cable. Here is the spec sheet of this fridge. What do you think?

Good info DCP. Thanks. I will definately connect in a box with good cable protection/relief as they enter. I was wondering if they is such as thing as a 24 volt receptacle…but think I will just maret the wires.

Still trying to figure a few things on this…. I have a 24v sys. Magnum 2024 inverter! Midnight MPPT. Several small cabins run off this (mostly just lights with one small freezer and fridge). all running on110 volt. I want to install (add) a new unique 24V dc fridge. Trying to figure out what...

Great! Thanks for your help!

Some great info and help guys, thanks!!! Think I will go with the 10G cable (I have it it on hand) feel safe with that now. The unique fridge sounds like a good choice and we are getting a super deal it this from them. Excited to try it. One last question still outstanding for me….the fridge...

Yes, those are the dc fridges we have been looking at. (10 to 14cu/ft. Thanks for the reply’s. Not sure what is meant by the above comment “50% of batteries” Because of there age? I am leaning towards staying with propane. The unique models come with 120v back up which could be used for shorts...

Sounds like you have a plan. On keeping your batteries warm in winter. This is what I do. I live in northern bc. Can. Have a 1000W 24 system. 8-6v lead acid batteries. All feeds a cabin/camp we live at for 6 months(summer mostly). Batteries are in a custom made plywood box with 2” strafom...

Howdy…new member. have a 1000w system. 24 volts. My cabin/camp is all 120v now via inverter. 8 led acid 6V batteries. At present I am using a propane fridge. we are going to purchase. New fridge from UNIQUE. I am wondering what would be best for us. A 24v fridge or stay with propane. Propane is...

Thanks guys. Now the 24 volt sounds like a decent option. Will have to look at the figures closer. What size wire (awg) is required for the 24 volt. Total distance would be about 30-40 feet from fridge to batteries.