Fridge on gas query?

[CrewOVtwo]

We always choose sites with electric, but are venturing off grid for the first time in a long time.
I have a 10kg safefill bottle (which fills to 80% max). Presuming it's full when I arrive on site, can anyone give me a rough idea of how long the fridge will last if it's on gas only and at a setting that would be always towards low rather than high.
Thanks.

 

[ProfJohnL]

Inside the fridge will be a label that carries the fridges gas consumption in grammes per hour. In principle divide the gas bottles content by the fridges gas rate to work out approximately how long you bottle will run the fridge. This of course will not take into account the gas consumed by any other gas appliances you might use.

 

[Mr Plodd]

You will get many days running a fridge out of a 10kg cylinder

 

[CrewOVtwo]

5+ ?

 

[Mr Plodd]

Easily

 

[AndrewAventura]

I've found my average gas consumption running the fridge (when without EHU) to be 0.5kg gas per day, and that's maintaining a pretty low temperature, not trying to be economical.

Edit - I should have made clear that gas consumption is also including hot water and gas oven / hob.

 

[KiwiVanner]

In New Zealand and most vans are running LPG in 9 Kg bottles. Running the fridge (24 hour), water heater 2hours a day and limited use of gas stove (mostly cook in awning on a portable with canisters). 9 Kg lasts about 3 weeks. Peter

 

[Mr Grumpy]

Last summer our 10kg Safefill lasted 3 weeks whilst off-grid running the fridge, water heater and cooking most days.
Still wasn't quite empty when we took it for a top-up.

 

[CrewOVtwo]

Many thanks everyone. That certainly reassures us.