

thats true but the frigde pobably isnt designed for being in the cold and weather all the time (although you might be able to modify it so that it could). plus the compressor would run all the time since its constantly trying to cool the outside (previously inside of the fridge). at that point you are better off installing a regular compressor heatpump. what is appealing about peltiers to me is that they have no moving parts and no nasty refrigerants that could leak. I wasnt really asking about compressor heatpumps vs peltiers anyways but about resistive heaters vs peltiers.
when did i say that a compressor fridge isnt a compressor heatpump,lol
maybe try understanding a comment before you go on a downvoting spree. thanks for adding nothing to the discussion.