Availability of Vitrifrigo 10.6 Cu Ft Stainless Steel RV Refrigerator and Freezer # VT46RR
Updated 08/25/2026 | Published 08/19/2026 >
Question:
Vitrifrigo RV Refrigerator and Freezer - 10.6 cu ft - Stainless Steel confirmation of availability
asked by: VLADIMIR M
Expert Reply:
Hi Vladimir, yes, the Vitrifrigo RV Refrigerator and Freezer part # VT46RR is available for purchase. This is a really nice option if you’re looking for plenty of cold storage without giving up organization, since you get a front opening refrigerator up top along with two freezer compartments below and a built in ice maker.
The # VT46RR gives you 10.6 cu ft of capacity and measures 66 13/16 inches tall by 26 7/8 inches wide by 23 1/4 inches deep. It can operate on 12 or 24 volt DC power as well as 115 volt AC power, and the stainless steel doors have Steelock latches to help keep everything securely closed while you’re traveling.
Are you replacing an existing refrigerator, Vladimir, or is this going into a new RV or boat setup?
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Vitrifrigo RV Refrigerator and Freezer - 10.6 cu ft - Stainless Steel
- RV Refrigerator
- Full Fridge
- Freezer Drawer
- Stainless Steel Finish
- 12V
- 120V
- 10 - 12 Cubic Feet
- Right Opening
- 26-7/8W x 23-1/4D x 66-13/16T Inch
- Silver
- Vitrifrigo
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