How To Power Essential Devices When The Grid Goes Down (i.e., Refrigerator) - vs2

If the grid goes down, how will you power important appliances such as a refrigerator? In this video, we'll cover the basics, learn how to calculate the amount of power you'll need, and help you to determine what option is best for you. Links from the video:
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[guyzan]

Hi, I'm from Israel, and has been following since lockdown.
You've helped my family and I prepare for this time of war, and I am very grateful for that!
Thank you!

[FrugallyFrugal]

I've struggled to wrap my mind around how to calculate how much wattage I need and you just really simplified it perfectly. Now if you could help me understand HAM radios I'd be set😂

[Happy]

This video just disproved my dad complaining about leaving the lights on. Next time I’ll give him a penny. 😊

[curlyhairsoprano]

About four years ago we had to run our house with a regular gas powered generator for about 4 days. We alternated running the refrigerator during the day and shutting it off at night and keeping it closed. This saved all of our food. However the refrigerator took up most of the generator's power. If we wanted to run anything else during the day, we had to unplug the refrigerator. It wasn't that bad. Luckily, it was November when this happened. It's is so important to know the power your devices draw. It is critical for being safe.

[mr.makeit]

These are the videos that have real value and what everyone needs more of. Thanks

[roxiboomalotti]

I have never wanted a generator because it has seemed too complicated. Now, I actually understand. Thank you.

[anchorageprepper]

Here’s the video you didn’t know you actually needed. Well done Kris!

[Smileyb]

One of the best videos on YouTube. You simplified what seemed like a technical mountain by breaking it down to bite size pieces. I replayed a few sections and I learned so much. Thank you. I think I may get the Delta Pro 3.

[dawnbaker]

Thank you. I may need to watch it again with paper and pencil but I got the gist. You are a great help.

[MikeMac]

Thank you Kris,
At college doing motor vehicle engineering I’m pretty savvy with electronics, but I feel this video will help a lot of people. Electronics are confusing if you have never really had to deal with them, and the way you have put it across makes it much easier for people to understand, well scripted. Well done 👍🏻

[Jimbo-yceu]

I buy outdoor solar lights on sale at our hardware stores. They charge through the day and I use them inside our home at night when hydro goes out.

[kbjerke]

Good to catch a premier from you once in a while, Kris! Good content, as always! Stay well!

[marymorgan]

See so many people make fun of preppers. They miss the point. We don’t Know what could happen. The idea is to take of yourself if something does. I suspect a lot of those people are”every man for themselves “. I wish us all the Thanks Kris!

[annbromley]

Recently put in solar and a backup. It’s been fantastic!

[gypsywine]

I love to practice with my household gadgets using my solar generators. In a grid down situation I know what gadgets are power hungry and which are power frugal.

[cheristump]

Thank you and your team. It is so truly awesome to read the topic of a video and it truly be the contents of the video. This community can always count on this.

[MPGunther]

Awesome video made for even a rookie to understand

[Stashgranny]

I saved, liked, and commented. This is exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you 😊

[Inga]

One of the best overviews of power sources, thank you!