Is this normal for fridge to drain batteries so much/

[vyv_cox]

Sorry, the graphs are so indistinct that I could barely read the figures. Which part of Greece? The Dodecanese islands are reputedly the warmest area.

 

[VicS]

I cannot see much sense in arguing about relative temperatures in Greece and Australia.

Depends on whether the OP is in Greece or Australia ..... His profile does not specify... he could be in the Uk for all we know

 

[coopec]

Sorry, the graphs are so indistinct that I could barely read the figures. Which part of Greece? The Dodecanese islands are reputedly the warmest area.

Sorry, I don't know what I am doing wrong. When I copy the graphs (or photos) they are quite large but when they come out in the posts they are almost unreadable.

The temperatures are for Greece.
Cheers

 

[temptress]

To solve the problem we need a little more information. What amperage is the fridge.

How many amps is the charger putting in?

 

[PCUK]

If it is an old Electrolux Mains, 12 volt and gas model then it will suck the batteries dry and freeze everything solid - until the batteries are flat!

 

[Otter]

If it is an old Electrolux Mains, 12 volt and gas model then it will suck the batteries dry and freeze everything solid - until the batteries are flat!

That was a great fridge - on propane you had a gas fire strapped to the back of your fridge, on 12v it would flatten your batteries in 5 hours and on mains it was a sweet docile thing. A fridge for marinas and motor homes, not fit got the cruising life.