When groceries keep getting crammed into a small RV fridge, food ends up buried or tossed. This 17 cu. ft. French-door refrigerator adds home-style storage, so fresh and frozen foods stay organized and easy to reach.
Running short on refrigerator space can turn meal planning into a daily shuffle of moving items around or leaving groceries behind. With 17 cu. ft. of capacity, this residential-style refrigerator gives your RV kitchen room for larger grocery runs, longer stays, and organized food storage. The French door layout keeps frequently used items easy to reach, while the lower freezer drawer separates frozen foods into dedicated compartments so your supplies stay easier to find throughout the trip.
Not every trip requires the same mix of refrigerated and frozen foods. The Flex-Zone compartment allows the lower storage area to be adjusted for different temperature needs, giving your refrigerator more adaptability when your food inventory changes. Instead of trying to force everything into a fixed layout, you can dedicate space based on what your trip demands and keep your storage organized around how you travel.
Temperature swings inside a crowded refrigerator can leave some items colder than others. A multi-airflow cooling system helps distribute cold air throughout the refrigerator compartment, while electronic temperature controls make adjustments straightforward when conditions change. Your food stays stored within the refrigerator's specified temperature range of 33.8 to 44.6 degrees F, giving you greater confidence in day-to-day food storage.
Power consumption is often one of the first concerns when upgrading refrigeration in your RV. This compressor-based refrigerator operates on 12V DC power and draws 12 amps, making it a practical option for RV electrical systems designed around modern DC-powered appliances. Adjustable legs assist with leveling during installation, helping simplify setup before loading the refrigerator for travel.
Digging through dark shelves or packed compartments slows down routine meal prep. LED lighting makes contents easier to see, while edge-to-edge glass shelves, door bins, humidity-control drawers, and divided freezer compartments help organize food throughout the refrigerator. The black glass finish brings a more residential appearance to your kitchen space, creating a coordinated look that feels closer to what many RV owners expect from a premium appliance package.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone. Steve here with etrailer. Let's take a look at our Envision RV refrigerator with French doors and a nice lower freezer drawer. Folks, this is going to hold about 17 cubic foot of stores, so that's pretty impressive. If you've ever tried packing food for long trips, you know one of the biggest challenges is do I have enough food Do I have enough refrigerator space for that food So today we're looking again at this Envision 17 cubic foot residential-style RV camper refrigerator. So it's again, you can see it's full size.
I'm actually pretty impressed with myself as far as how much space is actually available and inside of this bad boy. And as you can see, you've got multiple drawers, you've got multiple shelving and everything here just like your household fridge obviously slides out. The shelves and everything are removable for cleaning. However, you can't see it on the side, just like most RV and camper fridges, they are secured in place with a screw retainer. As far as the side shelves, these are exactly where they go.
There's no adjustments there. That's one difference I've seen with a lot of them. Most of them have some kind of adjustments. This particular one does not have adjustments on these pockets or on the shelving either. But as I mentioned, it is made to withstand the harsh environments because it's made for RVs and those kind of things.
As far as the fridge or the freezer drawer, simple pullout. As you can see, you've got lower shelves down there on the bottom. Upper drawer here. Little bitty cute ice maker or ice container, excuse me. And as far as the divider, the divider can come up and move over one slot.
And that just simply glides right back into place. Now, I do want to show you, I'm not able to power it up today. I do want to show you what it looks like when it's lit up at nighttime. So that's in the studio. They power it up outside before an install. There's a nice shot of that lit up. And then as far as the right hand photo there, that is going to be the compressor and the hookup there on the back side. So we remove that panel just so you can kind of get a better look at that. Now I do want to go ahead and show you just how easy this is to move around as well. So it is very manageable. It's on rollers, so I can easily with one hand push this forward. I can slide it back. Keep in mind, obviously you're going to want some help to lift it and put it inside. But as far as some overall dimensions, height wise, I got 72 inches tall. As far as a front width across the front, I got 32 and five eights. And then across the side here, again, you can see just how lightweight it is for me to move. I got 26 and a half inches flush from the back right to the front. Now, if you we inchesre going to count the back pop out on the photo I showed you that hookup for the wiring, the electrical. If you we inchesre to count that little bitty popup out there, probably add about an inch to that. So call it about 27 and a half inches, give or take, as far as that little bump out there for the electrical hookups. As you can see from the side, everything's nice and flush. You can't really see it on the top too much, but you got a little top pop up there, but that is included in the measurement. And again, folks, you can see, obviously you're going to need two people to pick it up and put it inside, but you can see just how easy this is rolling for me. I do like how they put those rollers in there. I'm pretty impressed with that and how easy it is to move stuff. So again, unlike traditional RV fridges, this residential style gives you wider shelves, larger storage space, high end appearance. Everything is very upscale, top shelf, if you will. It has like a glass look to the front here. It's very reflective. If you look closely, you can probably see my secrets behind the scenes reflecting there. But this is a really nice fridge. I'm really impressed with it. Again, whether you're a weekend warrior, camping, living full-time, boondock and whatnot, this larger fridge is going to mean fewer trips to the store, more flexible time for meal planning and stuff, and just more time with your family and friends out in nature, right That's what it's all about. So this again is the Envision RV refrigerator with the French doors and the lower freezer. I'm Steve with etrailer. Thanks for watching.
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