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j12piprius · 03-02-2015, 11:29 AM

My 7 cubic foot Whirlpool chest fridge conversion averages only 8 watts ($.48 a month), compared to the old Frigidaire fridge that averaged 100 watts ($6. a month). The chest fridge runs less than 6 minutes an hour, with an average temperature of 36 degrees (33 to 38). The fridge conversion uses only 8% of the energy that was used by the fridge.

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j12piprius Liberty Lover Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: central california Posts: 587 pris prius - '12 Toyota plug in prius 90 day: 71.09 mpg (US) Thanks: 439 Thanked 83 Times in 60 Posts	chest fridge conversion My 7 cubic foot Whirlpool chest fridge conversion averages only 8 watts ($.48 a month), compared to the old Frigidaire fridge that averaged 100 watts ($6. a month). The chest fridge runs less than 6 minutes an hour, with an average temperature of 36 degrees (33 to 38). The fridge conversion uses only 8% of the energy that was used by the fridge.