Full size diesel pusher coaches are not really intended for extended off grid 'dry camping' use. In my coach the refrigerator is a residential style that only runs off of 110 volts AC (not the little propane refrigerator style used in most "camper trailers") so it needs to run off the generator, the inverter, or the park hook-up AC service. This coach does have a large fresh water tank and a battery powered water pump so it will have pressure water between hookups when traveling, and you can likely get a few days of use if carefully rationing the use of the shower and dishwashing, but the pacing item for operating fully self-contained is the AC residential refrigerator which causes the generator to be run at least once a day for a few hours to replenish the inverter batteries.
Chuck
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