Arrives before Christmas 
Double doors create a large opening that is great for keeping party platters and other frequently used fridge items at your fingertips without bending over. The spacious freezer drawers make it easy to find your favorite frozen items.
Features:
Specs:
Black stainless French doors open to a generous amount of storage for all your camping essentials, such as platters and large storage containers. You will be able to stock everything you need to ensure a memorable and delicious trip. The adjustable shelves and door compartments allow you to customize the space to fit your family's needs, keeping your most used items front and center. The dual crisper drawers with adjustable humidity controls keep your perishables fresh and organized, and the freezer has 2 drawers as well to keep everything in order. You can see everything, day or night, with the automatic LED lights in the fridge - great for late night snacking. Both fridge and freezer controls are located on the outside of refrigerator section that illuminates whenever the French doors are open.
It doesn't matter if you are replacing your non-working refrigerator or are just ready for an upgrade for your RV kitchen, you have a few things to consider before making that purchase. Most original RV refrigerators use propane for absorption cooling, while this Everchill model uses 115V directly from AC power. Absorption refrigerators can be hard to fix, don't have a dedicated defrost cycle, and take a long time to cool down, but they run on propane which is great when you don't have electricity.
The 115V refrigerators require little maintenance, most have an auto defrost cycle, and they can cool in as little as 1 hour. They're also safer because they use a compressor instead of propane, which allows it to cool down 4 times faster while avoiding safety risks associated with propane such as fires, gas leaks, and explosions. The downside is that you must have the proper battery bank or invest in solar. If you don't, you could drain your batteries in as little as 1 night of dry camping.
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so far so good
Great!! It came packaged great nonissues with anything fast delivery also.
I just received this unit - an identical replacement for a rather short lived unit that came in my RV from factory. Hopefully this unit will last longer than the two seasons of the original.
Installed and presently working properly - easy install since it was a matching unit.
The e-Trailer portion of the experiance was great as usual - 5 stars!
Arrived earlier that expected.
Had minor shipping damage (very minor, cosmetic only) unrelated to e-Trailer.
The refrigerator is working well. Had some problems originally because I used too small wires to connect the refrigerator. I am using the refrigerator in an off grid cabin with solar power and adequate batteries to ensure continuous operation. The refrigerator uses approximately 150 amp hours per day depending on the ambient temperature and how often you open the door and for how long etc. Your results may vary.
This is a very poorly design 12 volt refrigerator. I only ordered it because I'm selling my 5th wheel trailer. You should demand better from China
Way beyond "COOL!" Even during our Texas summers it keeps our Blue Bell ice cream well frozen. And, really, what else matters?
Refrig looks great, works, great and etrailer even was able to ship it out earlier than expected!
Replaced the factory dometic refrigerator with the 12 volt everchill. Wished the camper I have would've had this in it new. Looks and works great. More room in fridge and freezer than the domestic. Would recommend to anyone.
Delivery was quick! Excellent customer service and good attitude
I have had the unit now for about a week. It has been running in an 88 degree environment, and has, so far, been flawless. I have a temperature monitor in it, and the reported temperature matches the temperature on the digital display in the refrigerator for both the freezer and fridge sections.
I also have a power meter on it, as I wanted to know how many watts it pulls max, and steady state. It seems to run at 2 different speeds, with one speed taking about 60w and the other taking about 100w-105w. The most I have ever seen it pull was 131w on the initial chill, and that was a spike, not continuous. Even in 88 degrees, it does shut off too.
We are getting ready for the first trip with it, and it does not have any door latch mechanism other than the default magnet closure, which is fairly strong. We will see if it gets docked a star or not after the trip if the doors come open.
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