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Is there such a thing as a gas powered freezer?


Dave_P

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I'm sure they wont be approved and the Flue system may give the BSS examiner a 'wobbler', but the question was "do they exist"

 

The OP may want to put one in his allotment shed, or the garden, along side his mooring, neither of which have have any electicity

 

In which case - yes! There's bound to have been a gas fired ammonia absorbtion cycle freezer made at some time for commercial use

 

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Richard

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Didn't early ships on the Australia meat run use ammonia absorption refrigerators? They may have been coal fired though

 

Richard

 

MORE: I'm wrong - they used compressed air cycle machines: http://www.machine-history.com/Air%20Refrigerating%20Machine%201881

 

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Yes - there are dozens if you do a google search .

 

You can even get a

220v AC

12v DC

24v DC

LPG

Diesel (kero)

 

5-way powered one - ideal when you run out of gas.

 

http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/XD-200-gas-electric-freezer-LPG_1998910374.html

Interesting. Now is there somewhere which will sell me just one, rather than ten?

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