RecPro RV 6.3 Cu. Ft. Gas & Electric Refrigerator | Stainless Steel

Initially the propane is lit. From there it brings a sealed chamber up to a boil. Inside the sealed chamber is a mixture of ammonia and water. When boiling. the ammonia turns into a gas and rises into another chamber. It is in this chamber where it cools and goes back into a liquid form. From there the ammonia flows into an evaporator and mixes with hydrogen gas. This creates a endothermic chemical reaction that absorbs the heat from inside the fridge, thus cooling the inside the refrigerator. This fridge offers three power options: 120V when connected to shore power or a generator, 12V for use while in transit (though not recommended for extended use due to battery drain), and propane. Uniquely, it runs on propane gas only—natural gas is not compatible. This flexibility makes it ideal for various travel or off-grid scenarios. 3.3 Cu Ft 12V RV Refrigerator 4.4 Cu Ft 12V RV Refrigerator 10.7 CU Ft 12V RV Refrigerator Refrigerator Style Single door Refrigerator Style Double door Refrigerator Style Residential-style French/dual-swing doors with bottom freezer Freezer Small internal freezer compartment Freezer Separate freezer Freezer Large bottom freezer drawer Temperature Settings 7 settings Temperature Settings Electronic control Temperature Settings Independent refrigerator & freezer controls Door Reversible Door Reversible Door Dual-swing glass doors Best For Vans, teardrops, truck campers Best For Travel trailers, small fifth wheels Best For Large travel trailers, fifth wheels, Class A/C motorhomes