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Upgrade your RV kitchen or boat galley with this premium, Italian-made mini fridge and freezer. Sleek built-in design installs into shallow or tight spaces to save space whether your adventure takes you by land or sea.
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Note: Position the refrigerator in a convenient location away from extreme heat and cold. You must allow 3" of space on all sides for proper ventilation. The cabinet should also be vented. No exterior vent required.
The distinctive, double-purpose mounting flange lets you surface mount this unit for a partial built-in look or recess mount for a total built-in look. Just slide the flange into your preferred position before installation to ensure your fridge is secure and won't get damaged from turbulent travel conditions.
The convenience and efficiency of this first-class 12V mini fridge sets it apart from the competition. It can operate up to a 30-degree angle. It also features an airlock door system to keep your food and drinks as chilled as possible - it closes tight enough that you can hear it latch, so you know no cold air is escaping. With the integrated vent position system built into the door, you can keep the door slightly ajar when not in use to prevent unwanted odors and mold.
The integrated freezer makes it convenient to store and access your frozen food with its wide opening and magnet to hold the door open for you. Having easy access reduces the time the door remains open which helps maintain the internal temperature to prevent the thawing and refreezing of food. This prevents inefficient temperature retention, which can lead to higher energy consumption, as the appliance works harder to maintain the desired temperature.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this Vitrifrigo stainless steel RV mini fridge with freezer. Now this is a 4.2-cubic-foot compact 12 and 24 volt DC refrigerator freezer. It's designed for RV, marine and off-road applications. This is going to give you 3.6 cubic feet of refrigerator speed, refrigerator space and 0.6 cubic feet of freezer space.
So there's going to be enough room for essentials on a shorter trip without taking up a huge amount of space. Now, this is sitting a little bit taller for me in our video here than it will for you. As you can see, I do have this on a floor dolly just so I have the flexibility to spin this around and give you a 360 view of all the sides and angles here. One of the biggest features and advantages of this fridge is its heavy duty three-16th stainless steel exterior. This is obviously going to be highly corrosion resistant and well suited for those harsher environments, including marine use.
And it can also continue operating at angles up to 30 degrees. So that's going to be a good fit for those uneven campsites, boats in particular, and off-road travel. So let me pop the door open here, try to give you a view of the inside as best as I can here. So you're going to get two adjustable wire coated shelves, and then you're going to get a tempered glass shelf there at the bottom, and then two Crisper drawers. See right here.
So for the small mini fridge size that this is, I think you've got a lot of usable space inside. On the door, you're going to have some shelving and then the bottom shelf there has this wire restrainer here for those taller items, bottles, things like that. You are going to also get a LED light here, so it's going to shine nice and brightly in there, especially when you're trying to grab a midnight snack and you don't want to disturb anybody. And we got our freezer here, comes with a little mini ice cube tray. So that's enough to hold a few frozen items there and keep them ready to go when you need it.
I could fit a full size bag of usuals in there, I think. So quite a bit of space for what it is. Now the temperature is going to be controlled with a dial that's located behind one of the Crisper drawers there. You can see that black dial there on the bottom all the way in the back. So you're going to be able to get that temperature setting that you're looking for. And this refrigerator uses blown polyurethane foam insulation to help maintain the temperature, while reduce the energy consumption. Now for travel, this door has this high quality stainless steel latch. It's going to give you a positive click and securely close. And that's going to help prevent the door from accidentally opening while you're going down the road or your boat's going back and forth in the waves. I did want to show you a cool feature that Vitrifrigo has on their fridges. I'm going to try to give you an overhead view here. It lines up so you can see. They have a venting feature here. So when you're not using this fridge, you've got it powered off, maybe it's the boats, you got the boat put away for the season or your RV put away for the season and you're not going to need the fridge. You're just going to pull this latch out, as you can see. That's going to allow the door to latch, but it's going to keep it ajar. So that's going to help prevent mold and mildew from getting trapped in there. You're going to have an airflow in there to keep it fresh inside when it's not in use. And so when you're ready to use it for the season, you're not going to have to worry about musty odors and things like that. And then when you're, like I said, ready to power this up and use it, you're just going to slide that back then. It has some catches there that keeps it in place. So you'll slide that back, then that'll allow you to close the door flush. So that's a great feature that Vitrifrigo provides for their fridges. Let me give you some measurements. Looking at the overall height, we're including the flange here. So remember, this is sitting a little bit higher for me. So from the top to where this is going to be sitting, this is going to be right about 31 and five 16 inches tall. The overall width about 23 and one eighth inches wide. And then the overall depth, right at about 21 and three quarters inches deep. This weighs about 66 pounds. Insulation's going to be pretty flexible. The door hinges can be mounted on either side. So you're going to be able to configure it to open left or right. And a sliding mounting flange is going to allow either a flush or recess insulation, although the mounting hardware is not included with this, just so you're aware of that. One important installation detail is ventilation. Even though no exterior vent is required, you do need to leave three inches of clearance on all sides of the fridge and the cabinet where it's installed. It needs to be vented so the heat can exceed properly. So along with the instructions, you'll get some venting grills there to allow airflow around that cabinet that you're going to have this put in. You're also going to get the trim piece here as well for the bottom. Now, overall, this is going to be a great option to consider if this meets the specs that you're looking for, especially if you're looking for a premium mini fridge option. If you would like some help with insulation, on this product page underneath the photo section, we have a link that will take the target installer locator. Click that link, answer the questions that it has for you. That locator will find an installer in your area etrailer has partnered with to help you with the install. So again, my name's Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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Victoria H.
12/23/2024
That's so awesome Tony! I watch a few van-lifers on Youtube, and I think anyone who dives into that lifestyle is amazing and pretty resourceful. Do you have any photos you can share of your set up?