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food:refrigeration [2021/10/14 12:29] frater_secessus [Peltier refrigeration] |
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- | ===== upright | + | ===== Upright |
**Upright fridges** stand up and have a door that opens off the side. | **Upright fridges** stand up and have a door that opens off the side. | ||
* **Pro** - easier to load and unload for many people. | * **Pro** - easier to load and unload for many people. | ||
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* **Con** - May have to dig for food. Space above top door unusable unless placed in a slide-out or similar. | * **Con** - May have to dig for food. Space above top door unusable unless placed in a slide-out or similar. | ||
- | ===== using a cooler ===== | + | ===== Using a cooler ===== |
* **Pro** - low cost, low empty weight, zero power consumption and widespread availability. | * **Pro** - low cost, low empty weight, zero power consumption and widespread availability. | ||
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* use cold weather to your advantage | * use cold weather to your advantage | ||
- | ===== using a refrigerator ===== | + | ===== Using a refrigerator ===== |
A refrigerator (//refer// or //reefer//) is used to keep items at a given cool temperature, | A refrigerator (//refer// or //reefer//) is used to keep items at a given cool temperature, | ||
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- | ==== front vs. top loading ==== | + | ==== Front vs. top loading ==== |
**Front loading** refrigerators are square or tall rectangles shaped like residential refrigerators. | **Front loading** refrigerators are square or tall rectangles shaped like residential refrigerators. | ||
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- | ==== absorption | + | ==== Absorption |
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Over the last few years RV refrigerators have been going to 12v or, more commonly, 110v residential style units. | Over the last few years RV refrigerators have been going to 12v or, more commonly, 110v residential style units. | ||
- | ==== compressor | + | ==== Compressor |
[[lifestyle: | [[lifestyle: | ||
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* [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
* [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
+ | * [[https:// | ||
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- | === possible | + | === Possible |
* you have a surplus of power: you are hooked up to [[electrical: | * you have a surplus of power: you are hooked up to [[electrical: | ||
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- | ===== using nature ===== | + | ===== Using nature ===== |
In low humidity areas with a significant day/night temperature differential you may be able to cool or even freeze cooler packs and water bottles. | In low humidity areas with a significant day/night temperature differential you may be able to cool or even freeze cooler packs and water bottles. | ||