Running the fridge on propane while plugged in

[colbyscameron]

I'm currently overseas, but designing a solar system for my 2650RK for when I return. I know that when plugging your shore power cable into the inverter of a stand-alone solar battery bank, you'll need to switch off the breaker for the factory converter to prevent it from trying to charge the factory battery. What I can't remember however, is if you can switch the fridge to propane while plugged in. That would lighten the load on my solar batteries, allowing more juice for the TV and AC outlets throughout the coach. Does anyone know this off the top of their head?

I'd also be curious to know what kind of draw the fridge and factory converter would put on my solar system if I chose to run it on the default shore power mode, but I'm not expecting anyone to have data that technical committed to memory...

Thanks!