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That info will be posted on a back plate on the refrigerator.
And if you cannot find anything on the back or inside then hook up ammeter to the unit and measure the amps used after it has been running for about 15 minutes. Then using formula watts = amps times volts (115 in USA) you can arrive at the wattage of unit.
Step Down Voltage Converters You can use this link to find a converter that should work. There are several other sites as well. You need to get a converter with enough wattage capacity to operate the freezer. I recommend you get one with a somewhat higher wattage rating than the freezer's wattage rating. For instance if the freezer is rated at 700 watts, I would get at least a 1000 watt converter. Good Luck !!! and Bon Voyage !
At the peak power usage time..compressor start up it may reack 11 amps..when calulating that it is a max of 1300 watts..so a generator of 1500 or more should work fine When running after start up is usually about 500 watts
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Use the formula P x I = E where p is 120 volts I is amps and E is watts. On the service plate it will tell you amps. That is the fan the compressor and the light. My frig is 6.5 amps full load. that would be 120x6.5=780watts.
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