Beech Lane RV Fridge Fan, Patented, High Power 3,000 RPM Motor, Easy On and Off Switch, Multiple Side Vents Increase Airflow, Durable Construction, Efficiently Cools Refrigerator (Natural)
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Features
- HIGH POWER 3,000 R/M MOTOR AND DURABLE CONSTRUCTION - PATENTED -While competitor versions use around 700 R/M motors, the Beech Lane fan uses a 3,000 RPM motor giving the most power. The durable components of this fan ensure it will hold up over time. Patent D1034947.
- LIFETIME WARRANTY AND USA BASED CUSTOMER SERVICE - If the fan ever stops working properly or is damaged, it is covered by a lifetime manufacturer warranty unlike competitor versions. Our USA based customer service is here for our customers!
- PROPRIETARY SPRIDERWEB TOP NEW FOR MORE AIRFLOW - We listened and have upgraded and re-engineered the top opening to make sure the most air possible is circulated through this fan, helping to cool your fridge!
- EASY TO USE ON AND OFF SWITCH - Simply click on the fan when you want it in use, or off to save battery life.
- ESSENTIAL ACCESSORY FOR ANY RV'er - RV refrigerator are notorious for having bad air circulation, causing the cold air to fall and your food to spoil. The Beech Lane refrigerator will help to circulate that cold air!
Brand: Beech Lane
Color: Natural
Power Source: Battery Powered
Style: Modern
Room Type: Bedroom
Recommended Uses For Product: Fridge Air Circulation
Wattage: 5 watts
Speed: 3000 RPM
Voltage: 12 Volts
Collection Name: Fall
Brand: Beech Lane
Color: Natural
Power Source: Battery Powered
Style: Modern
Room Type: Bedroom
Recommended Uses For Product: Fridge Air Circulation
Wattage: 5 watts
Speed: 3000 RPM
Voltage: 12 Volts
Collection Name: Fall
Switch Type: Push Button
Item Weight: 6.4 Ounces
Included Components: Fan
Blade Material: Plastic
Is Cordless?: Yes
Is Electric: Yes
Manufacturer: Beech Lane
UPC: 856152008803
Item Weight: 6.4 ounces
Package Dimensions: 3.78 x 3.31 x 3.23 inches
Country of Origin: China
Manufacturer Part Number: BL-117-C
Date First Available: August 11, 2020
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Color: Natural
So far, so good. We were camping for eight days and it worked well. Love being able to turn off when not in use and without removing the batteries.
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024 by PW
Color: Natural
I installed an old propane RV fridge in a cabin. The fridge worked fine when it was cool outside, but in the heat of the summer it won't keep the fridge cool. I bought this unit as well as some 12v fans for the heat exchanger to see if that would help. The 12v fans push air behind the unit across the heat exchanger fins. This Beech Lane fan is running inside the fridge to move air across the cooling fins inside the fridge. Between the two items, my fridge is now cooling great, even in 90-degree plus temps and high humidity. I really think the outdoor fans are the most important, but the Beech Lane fan definitely helps speed up how fast the fridge cools down. Not sure yet how long the batteries in this fan will keep it running (I would really love it if they would get me at least 2 months, but that is probably wishful thinking).
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024 by Brian Carver
Color: Natural
Positive: the fan is very quiet. I have to put my hand over the fan to make sure it is running. It helps to keep the refrigerator cool. I really like the on off switch. The one I had previously did not have this feature. Negative: The bottom does not stay on. When I go to move it either in the frig or to put it in the frig, the bottom falls off and then the batteries fall out. While we are on vacation we taped the bottom to the top but not a good solution if you have to change the batteries. Also being in the frig the tape gets very sticky.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by sharon
Color: Natural
I’ve had this running for four weeks now with the same set of batteries and it is still going. Know that the fan runs at low velocity. It moves the air just enough that when I placed it in my mini fridge just a couple inches away facing the back wall where the cooling elements are, the internal temperature dropped almost 10 degrees at the fridge door shelf. Before using the fan, the fridge was cold near the back wall but not as cold on the door shelf. It seems like the fan barely moves any air but apparently it circulates the air in the fridge just enough for a cooler average temperature all throughout. So I got a second one. One on the top shelf and one on the bottom shelf both facing the cooling element. I’ll update when I know how long the batteries last. I recommend this for anyone using a small refrigerator that typically does not have its own internal fan.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2023 by JD3rdPig
Color: Natural
Need more time to properly review but so far it is working. More time needed since it has been cloudy and rainy for a week and outside temp was lower by 7 to 10 degrees. Today it is scorching hot and sunny and I have had to increase fridge temp to highest setting to keep it below 40 degrees but it is holding temp steady. When first received I started off with it on bottom shelf as instructions stated but found it did not help and after 24 hours moved it to top shelf as others had suggested. It worked better but I have found that my second shelf seems to be the best location. It has solved the ice build up on the fins 100 percent. So far no noise as others have mentioned. I will update in 2 weeks what I think as I really wanted the kind that goes on the fins but since I have a Norcold I cannot run installation wires down drain hole for fridge condensation. Iunderstan Norcold fridges now come with this system installed.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024 by Pat
Color: Natural
This little fan is for our camper refrigerator, to circulate the air. It is extremely quiet and it works very well.
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024 by Kurly's mom
Color: Natural
Our unit did not continue to work in our rv fridge unless we put batteries in every 2 weeks or less because it was in an area that froze and was very moist, and batteries don't like that. When I contacted the company to see if this was a defect, I was told it was the batteries and they gave me a full refund even though it was past time for a refund! I wasn't expecting that! My beef is really with Norcold for making( in USA) such a poor fridge.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024 by Gayle L
Color: Natural
I just wish the batteries would last longer. I think it’s keeping the frig colder
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by tracy michelle cravens