dometic refrig while traveling

Thanks Keith. I appreciate that info. Good point.

Andy and all. I know this is a very active post. I personally have been anti traveling with propane ON. First let me say I don't think anyone is going to catch fire going down the road as has been suggested. I don't think anybody is going to catch fire at a gas station. I do think the there is the off chance of an accident involving your TV and TT exists. And if it does there's a safety factor in that you have an open propane line. So my only question and concern is what shuts that propane off in the event of something happening, something that opens that propane line with other issues. Maybe I'm just a fatalist, maybe just a goofball, I won't address it anymore. As I have said I survived a propane incident. It's the one time event that changes life not the hundred times nothing happened. I don't want change the world views, and when the worst scenario happens there is no safety factor to an open propane source. Period.

My fridge temp guage does not support propane is colder. I can't disagree an uncharged battery is an issue, but that is another issue.

The T@B campers coming out now the fridge only runs on battery. Even when you are on shore power, that charges the battery only from what my dealer told me. Not sure how great that works. But it will end this argument if all manufacturers do this.

Charlie is right. The indicator is not much more than a dashboard idiot light. If it shows full (all 4 lights on), you are most likely plugged in with the converter in one of its charge modes. If when you unplug the shore power and you still have 4 lights, you are most likely fully charged.