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Originally Posted by bsdf200
We just got done with a 3-month trip to Arizona, the first month our electric bill was over 70 dollars. The only AC power we used was the tv, laptop, refrigerator, and microwave I thought this was high for what we used. The second month I switched the refrigerator to propane and the electric bill was 33 dollars. Does a norcold use that much power? It does seem to run all the time.
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Jared, YouTube channel All About RV's, did some testing a couple years ago of how much electricity an RV absorption fridge uses when on electric. Over 6700wh in 24 hours. Compared to a residential fridge's use of 1759wh in 24 hours. Video below. It was enlightening.