Refrigerators

Would u consider a 110volt mini freezer. U would need an inverter. Cheap http://www.homedepot.com/b/Appliances-Freezers-Ice-Makers-Portable-Freezers/N-5yc1vZc3or
12 volt available but cost more
https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&k...hvtargid=kwd-982178727&ref=pd_sl_8txliuh25j_b

 

Let me know what u think about it after u get some experience with it. Thx

 

Factory installed fridge will do fine. Never had a problem keeping things frozen. Should it ever fail check out truckfridge or engel. Expensive, but worth it.

 

Wondering , is this fridge like the one u can buy at WM or it specially made for trucking?

 

No, truckfridge is made to handle the abuse of a truck. Engles are preferred by the offroad and marine community for their dependability.

Truckfridge also has a 12v/110 model that make it great if you're home regularly. You can simply connect to shore power instead of unloading all your crap. Neither one consume near the amount of electricity that the 'power inverter/dorm fridge' will consume.

 

Constant in my experience as long as you have voltage.

I'll keep a couple steaks, some fish filets and a 12 pack of popsicles in mine.

Actually, the truckfridge, on its coldest setting freezes everything.

 

A two pack of steaks and 2/3 chicken breasts will be gone in about a week for two of us. Been there done that. We used a standard coolermaster 12 volt with 110 volt option back there and a week is plenty for frozen meats.

Sometimes we tossed a case of meat into the corner of the trailer because it was a reefer. HAW!!!