There are a lot of factors to consider when it comes to finding the best rv refrigerator for your RV trip. But if you take the time to research the different types, sizes and options on the market, you can find an RV fridge that will meet your needs while staying within your RV’s limited space.

This Dometic fridge is one of the more expensive RV refrigerator models but it also has a lot of great features that make it worth the price. It has two produce “crisper” drawers, a large freezer section and a sleek digital control panel with modes that increase energy efficiency and decrease noise. It also has a travel latch that keeps the doors secure during vehicle movement so they won’t fly open accidentally.

These RV fridges run on propane and use an absorption cooling process. When a gas heater is turned on inside the fridge, it boils a mixture of water and ammonia, which cools down the refrigerator and evaporates back to a liquid. This cycle repeats itself over and over, keeping the fridge cool. However, they are not as efficient as residential fridges and can be very noisy.

Make sure to clean out your refrigerator before storing food in it. It’s important to make sure the interior is free of food debris and that all the shelves are empty so air can circulate properly. Also, it’s a good idea to space items out in the fridge so that they aren’t all against the back vents where cold air can’t circulate as easily.