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Fan keeps air circulating to regulate food temperature and reduce food spoilage in your RV's refrigerator. Compact and portable design. On/off switch operates fan. Requires (2) D batteries (sold separately).
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What's up everybody, it's AJ with etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna be checking out this cooling fan from Valterra, which gonna go in your fridge in your camper, and it's just gonna help that air flow. You just throw switch here, it turns the fan on, it's got a light breeze, but it just helps with that air flow inside the fridge and help circulate that air. So, it doesn't all the cold air stay at the bottom, or it doesn't get super cold at the top. It's just going to keep that air moving, and that way, it's evenly cooled in your fridge. Let's check it out.
Like I said, it's pretty simple. You just flip the switch, you can see the fan moving in there. So, we're just gonna open up our fridge, set it here at the bottom, and you can just kind of leave it there, when you have things in your fridge, and it's going to help move that air around. To better explain how it redistributes the air, is the cold air is going to come down here at the bottom. It's going to suck it in here, and then, push it back up to the top.
You can see the coils here, this is where most of the cold air is going to come from, and it's going to fall down here, and this is just going to keep that loop going over, and over and over. It's also going to reduce your fridge cool-down time by 50%. So, let's say you get to the campsite, you're getting everything set up and plugged in. You want that fridge to cool down so you can throw your beverages in there. This is going to cut down on that time.
It's also going to work in your freezers, too. Same thing, it'll help that process of cooling it down way quicker. It takes two D-batteries, there you go to the bottom, and if you leave this on, it doesn't draw that much power. You can run it continuously for about a month before it's gonna run out of batteries. So then, I ran into I just wanna point out is the tablet on the side here.
It looks like you can push them in, and that's how you removed the bottom, but that's not the case you actually pry out the sides on the bottom and it slides off just like that to replace the batteries. Overall, I think it's gonna be a great thing to have. It's definitely gonna cut down on that cool-down time in your fridge. So, you can load it up with all your stuff on your trip, and just help that air keep moving in there. Make sure, it doesn't get too cold in any of the spots. It just kind of redistributed, and evenly cools everything on the inside of the fridge. Thanks for hanging out. And I hope this helped..
Customer Satisfaction Score:
99% were satisfied with this product
1% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Leon
9/24/2019
Works 100

Stan W.
6/11/2022
Still works great, Glad we have it, provides peace of mind with the fridge holding a steady temp.

Mike L.
6/24/2026
I'm sorry that happened Nick, we've issued a refund.

John S.
9/3/2017
Switched to residential refrigerator no longer needed.

Kate F.
7/13/2026
I am very sorry to hear this Lucy. The fan is not intended to make the fridge colder, it is to help circulate the cold air it already produces. Sounds like the issue might be with the fridge. What is the model number, and what temperature is it getting to?
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Sally L.
6/9/2020
Both are still working fine. Had to put in new batteries this spring and put a new rubber band around the one with the contact problem.