Enjoy more room for road-trip groceries with this 12V RV fridge. French glass doors open from either side, the bottom freezer keeps frozen food separate, and the efficient design helps you boondock longer without babysitting power use.
Long travel days and off-grid camping can drain battery reserves fast when your refrigerator pulls too much power. This 12V DC compressor refrigerator is built for RV electrical systems with power consumption rated at 3.4 amp-hours at 75 F and 5.2 amp-hours at 95 F, giving your setup room to run lights, fans, and other essentials while your groceries stay cold.
Wide refrigerator doors can crowd the walkway when you're cooking inside a smaller RV kitchen. The French door layout cuts down how far each door swings into the aisle, so you can grab drinks or ingredients without blocking as much floor space around your refrigerator.
Digging through frozen food stacked inside a small freezer compartment gets old fast on longer trips. The bottom freezer drawer keeps frozen meals and ice packs separated from the refrigerator section, while the wire freezer shelf gives your food a dedicated place instead of piling everything into one deep bin.
Weekend trips and longer hauls rarely use the same grocery setup, especially when taller bottles or bulky containers enter the mix. Adjustable tempered glass shelves, removable door bins, and a crisper drawer let you rework the interior around your food instead of forcing everything into fixed shelf spacing, so your refrigerator stays usable after every grocery stop.
RV power systems can fluctuate during travel, battery drain, or generator cycling, and that can interrupt refrigerator performance fast. The built-in battery monitor, low and high voltage alarms, and low-voltage shutoff protect your refrigerator during unstable power conditions, while integrated travel latches keep the doors secured on rough roads.
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 together at this Furrion Black RV Refrigerator with French Doors and Bottom Drawer Freezer. Now this refrigerator is gonna be a great fit for you if you are looking for something that's gonna feel more like a residential refrigerator while still being designed for life out on the road. One of the biggest highlights is going to be the French doors here that you see, and it's gonna be very easy to open these up and get a clear view of what's going on inside. And then this is going to be, it's gonna make it easier to work around in tighter RV kitchens where space is limited with this French door design.
And then the bottom freezer drawer here opens up very easily just like that. That's gonna help keep your frozen food separated from the fresh items. So this is really gonna help with the organization and it's gonna be simpler and easier to find things that you're looking for. Now this fridge, the total capacity is 10.7 cubic feet and that's going to include 7.8 cubic feet for the refrigerator space and about 2.9 cubic feet of freezer space. So all in all, this should give you enough room for weekend camping trips or even longer travel stays.
Now let me give you a slightly closer view here of the top portion here, and I'm gonna pop this open. By the way, if you notice here, the way that I open this is there's like a lever up there. I'm just pushing up and that's going to allow me to open it just like that. And then I'm gonna come over here and open up the other door. So I wanted you to have a nice clear open view there of the refrigerator section.
So the layout is designed to be flexible, it's designed to be practical. We have these adjustable tempered glass shelves here, and then we have one large crisper drawer. So you're gonna be able to have, in my opinion, quite a bit of space for everything that you need. So you can hear that those shelves are glass. We've got these bins here on the inside of each of the doors here.
So that's gonna be great for condiments, bottles, and things like that. Things that you can just get a quick and easy grasp of when you open the door. Now you're gonna be able to adjust the bins here on the doors as well. So depending on the height of the items you're putting in the doors. This has an auto-defrost system, so that's another nice convenient feature because it's gonna reduce frost buildup automatically. And what that means for you is less maintenance and no regular scraping ice out of the freezer. You have your controls right here, very clear and easy to read and see. So it's not gonna be overly complicated to get that adjustment that you're looking for. Now, let me go ahead and close this. I'm gonna go ahead and give you an overhead view here. Don't mind the poor condition of my floor. As you can see, this is the freezer section. As you can see, we do have a tray here that you can put some things there that you want to grab easily, and then that can be kind of slid out of the way so you can get to the bottom of that drawer as well. So again, very flexible with the storage space, but also very organized as well. So this also features integrated door latches. You can hear the click there and when I open this one, you can hear that click again. So of course that's going to allow these doors and the drawer to stay closed securely while you're going down the road, so you're not gonna have to worry about the doors accidentally popping open and things falling out. And we have this really nice black glass door finish. It's going to give the refrigerator a really sleek, modern look, and you can see, it's somewhat reflective as well. You can kind of see what's going on in the background there of my studio. It especially picks up that floor. So that kind of gives you an idea of just how reflective this can be. So it's really gonna look great in the kitchen of your RV. This does run on 12-volts DC power, so it's gonna be well suited for RVs, van-builds, and off-grid setups where you may not always have shore power. As you can see, I do have this slightly elevated on a floor dolly here, just to kind of give me the ability to rotate this so you can get a view of all the angles here. So again, this is designed to work efficiently with your RV's electrical system. It's gonna also protect itself during travel. Features like built-in battery monitor, low and high voltage alarms and low voltage shutoff are all gonna work together to help prevent power related issues and protect both the refrigerator and your food supply. I should have covered this with you a little bit sooner in our time together, but let me go ahead and leave you with some measurements. Looking at the overall height from top to bottom, we're sitting right at about 59 3/4-inches tall. The overall width, about 23 3/4-inches wide. And then the overall depth, about 26 1/4-inches deep. Again, just keep in mind that this is sitting a little bit taller in my video here than it will be when it's actually on your kitchen floor in your RV or camper. You are gonna get some instructions, some miscellaneous hardware. It looks like you're gonna get an ice tray here as well with some other things. So it's basically everything that you need to get this up and running. If you do think you might need some help with installation, on this product page, typically underneath the photo section, we have a link that will take you to our Installer Locator. Click that link and answer any questions that it has for you and that locator will find an installer in your area that etrailer has partnered with to install this for you. Well again, my name's Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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