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Portable Fridge applied on RV & Truck

A portable fridge is a great item to have when you travel. RV portable fridges can be useful in many different ways. 

No matter how far you are from home, you can throw it in your car, stop at Costco or Trader Joe's, and pack it with frozen foods. You can use it on road trips or camping trips. 

A portable refrigerator is exactly what it sounds like - a lightweight, easy-to-mobile device that keeps items cool with AC or DC power. These devices have specific features that can be very useful in certain situations.

A good RV portable fridge is one of the biggest investments you'll make when it comes to applicable RVs. And you need to know that you are getting a fridge that will meet your needs and withstand daily life on the road while staying within your budget.

 

Important factors to consider when choosing an RV portable fridge

Intended use. Does this fridge need to hold a few cans of soda or enough food for a week? Will you be using it across the country, or just at the campground?

Size. Most refrigerators list their external dimensions as well as their storage capacity, the latter measured in quarts or liters. Roughly determine how much space the refrigerator has and how much interior space is needed for food and beverages.

Weight. Consider who will be moving the refrigerator and where it will be stored when not in use to determine a reasonable weight.

Technology. There are two common methods of cooling. Compression refrigerators use refrigerant, just like the big refrigerators in your kitchen. Thermoelectric refrigerators use solid-state technology - no refrigerant, no compressor, and much quieter. Compression models are more powerful and allow better temperature control, but they are also heavier and more expensive. Most thermoelectric models are also reversible, which means they can be used to heat food and cool food.

Cost. Compression refrigerators range in price from $500 to $1,500, while thermoelectric refrigerators cost between $300 and $500. (Smaller thermoelectric models typically cost only $50 to $150.) Some models fall outside of these ranges, including some on our list.

Power supply. Portable refrigerators usually run from a 110/120V AC outlet using a standard plug. Those using DC power usually need an automatic lighter outlet adapter or direct connection to a battery; for the most flexible option, look for a portable refrigerator that can use both power sources. If your vehicle does not already have an AC outlet, consider using a power inverter.

 

Conclusion

The RV portable fridge can truly enhance your travel and camping experience. Your choice of RV portable fridge will meet your needs. We hope you find all the information we have provided here helpful - but if you have any questions or you think we have missed something, please let us know in the Contact Us section.
 

Portable Fridge applied on RV & Truck

 

RV portable fridge is the first choice of car equipment for outdoor camping and self-driving travel enthusiasts, and also the favorite of long-distance truck drivers.  Its usage provides convenience for the preservation of food materials and cooling in summer.

 

The main focus of a car refrigerator is as below, refrigeration mode, compressor, volume and power, in addition, refrigeration effect, EMC, shockproof, slope stability work, and protection of the car battery is also a necessary function of a car refrigerator.  The compressor is the core component of a car refrigerator, the quality of the compressor directly determines the refrigeration performance and service life.  The car refrigerator series products launched by Hengmu Technology have stable performance, reliable quality, fine workmanship and exquisite materials, which will win the recognition of more customers.

 

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