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Old 22-12-2019, 05:42   #46
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Re: Soft start options for Air Conditioning
feels good to be cool doesn't it
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Re: Soft start options for Air Conditioning
Does anybody know if the Dometic easystart can be used on a 240v freezer? I know their advertised foe A/C but wouldn't be able to be attached to a 90ltr 240v freezer?

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