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 stainless steel 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 Invision RV Refrigerator with French doors and a lower drawer. So folks, this is a 17 cubic foot, and if you're ready to bring the comfort of a residential-style kitchen into your RV or camper, this Invision 17 cubic foot residential style is gonna give you the storage, the convenience, and the nice look. That way, you'll be able to put fresh groceries, do your meal prep and everything just like you we inchesre at home. So one of the first things you're going to notice, again, is this residential-style French door.
And then from there, you have compartments on both sides. Keep in mind everything on both sides here are both fridges. Obviously, you got your drawers, you got your glass shelves. All the shelves are put in there, and they're held in place with a little plastic keeper and a screw so that way they can't fall out whenever you're driving down the road. And then the other thing you're going to notice is the nice stainless steel design.
Coming from the top down, you can see the slide-out freezer drawer. You have a tray in the top with the glass bottom so I can see down below if I need to or I can close it and now I have a divider down there. I can actually move that divider over a little bit if I need to. So again, folks, the stainless steel is going to give us a nice, sleek, modern look. Keep in mind, I have this up on a wheeled cart so I can move it around easier since it's heavy.
I want to show you the back, but I want to start off with saying, the overall height of this is 72 inches. Now, I'm 74 inches. Obviously, this is on the cart, so this is looking taller than me, but keep in mind, this will be about probably right here on me when it's on the floor. So 72 tall, 32 and 5/8 across the front by 27 and 5/16 inches deep from front to back. And then spinning this around, you can get a better look at the back.
So this is designed specifically for RV applications. This is going to give you that residential-style performance, but the compressor cooling system at the bottom gives you a fast, consistent temperature control, and that's gonna keep your food fresh whether you're parked in a campground or off the beaten path. And everything there is hidden, so it gets plenty of ventilation by itself. And then you have your hookups here as far as the electrical hookups and everything for powering everything on. So they are labeled here. You got ground, positive, and negative. And obviously, this is 12 volts so it's gonna work great inside those RVs and campers. So again, folks, this is the Invision RV Refrigerator, again, with the French doors and the lower drawer. It's a great option whether you're out boondocking or if you're plugged onto shore power as well. Folks, that's going to wrap up our look together. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.
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