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What is the best way of measuring the power drawn by a boat's refrigeration
unit? Is there a way to do this without any expensive instruments? I was thinking of installing an ammeter in the line to the compressor to determine the current draw, but manufacturer does not recommend this. Even with that, I would need an hour meter or some such device to know how often and for how long the compressor runs. I would like to test existing installation, then add some "temporary" insulation to the inside of the box and then test again to see what improvement I might get if I added permanent insulation. GBM |
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