Can u use this fridge in a RV or travel trailer?
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As long as you anchored it so that it didn't slide around when travelling I don't see why you couldn't put it in an RV.
1495405
I have one connected to the battery on a camp trailer the has a propane refrige/freezer. It keeps the battery charged when we are not using the trailer and also is charging while we are using the trailer. This has really helped to keep the fridge from faulting if the battery voltage dropped to much and the electronic ignitor wouldn't work properlly.
278747
Yes, if refrigerator rated at 200 VA or less. You will also need 12v to 220v inverter and batteries to support night time operation.
101681
I think so - you would just attach adhesive to the fridge. The straps are pretty long. I would double check the weight limit of the product vs the weight of your fridge (and its contents) just to be on the safe side though.
2172278
No-it has to be plugged into an electrical outlet. Then yes, a refrigerator can be plugged into it.
2231847
mine is in a cargo trailer 96 degrees inside temperature yesterday the danby fridge was 40 degrees I keep a refrigerator thermometer in it all the time
2039937
It was advertised to perform the ability of running a home refrigerator. I have not tried it. However, it ran my AC, small fridge, outlets, and a small flat screen TV in our camper trailer while traveling. Do I think it will take care of your needs? yes!
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Kind of. Freezers don't cool in the same way a fridge does. If you want to convert it to a charcuterie cave that does not get opened often the freezer would be adequate but not ideal. If you just want to convert it to a regular fridge I would say no simply because you would open and close it too often and it would not rebound to the correct temp efficiently.
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It's metal inside and out works great on 12v in car and 110 at campsite or home I use it as fridge on one side and freezer on other when camping It does not switch from 12v to 110. I've never tried to have it hooked to both as you would need for it to plug into a running 12v source.
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No, but it will work great for a trucker if you get an adapter. At Autozone or Advanced Auto Parts you can easily buy a cheap transformer for around $20 and a good one for up to $100. Truthfully, though, this fridge will probably be a bit big for most trucks, and it's more of a cooler than a legit fridge. I'd look for a specifically designed travel fridge that gets COLD not just cool.
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You might be able to. I am using it to power a dog luring course. I would contact the company who makes the fridge.
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If the battery wasn't fully discharged you probably could. The unit may not supply enough current to run your refrigerator though so you might still be discharging the battery and eventually fully discharge it if the situation was prolonged. Check the Genius charger's max current output spec against the refrigerator's current draw to see whether you would be charging or discharging the battery. Your RV's charging circuitry probably provides several times the current of the Genius and would be charging with the refrigerator in operation if the engine is running.
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I personally wouldn't recommend that as this fridge runs almost non stop in my house. I am concerned about the longevity of the fridge in my house.
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The trailer is very large. It could fit a mini fridge, but you need to verify the dimensions to be sure.
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This product has to be mounted, so it would be tough to mount in a secure fashion to a refrigerator. I would not recommend it.
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Yes, we use ours in our RV. It sits on the dashboard. It is not weatherproof!
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Hi Kathy,I think that would depend on the size of the refrigerator. If it's a small hotel or mini-bar like critter, then sure. However, a full-size fridge would be too much for it. My guess is it would eventually overheat the housing of the cable and cause a fire. Better to get one with a heavy duty rating at Home Depot or other outlet like that, or better yet, just plug your fridge into the wall using it's own cord. If you can't get the thing close enough to the outlet to do that, the heavy-duty cord is your next best option. You'll sleep better at night. ;)