Dometic RC2000 fridge... Thouughts?
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jgvlanderos@yahoo.com
Observer
I just bought a domestic cf35 a month ago and have been really pleased. Its been plugged into my jeep the entire month and it works as advertised. It gets to freezing temperatures really efficiently. I know its a different model than what you're asking about so I'm not sure about specific dimensions and other details but I wanted to attest to how pleased I am with my dometic especially because I got it for so cheap compared to the ARB fridge and other options.
fast_suv
Adventurer
Does the CF35 only run off 120/12v?
jgvlanderos@yahoo.com
Observer
yes it does, but fyi I bought it on sale for $499 last month from camping world. they just bumped the price up a lot. I would wait until its on sale again because its priced to closely with the ARB
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/portable-fridge-freezer-1-1-cu-ft-/75221
fast_suv
Adventurer
Gottcha, I'm looking for one that runs off propane too. That way once I set up camp I don't have to run down the trailer batteries and I don't have to keep it in the jeep while running trails
rc2000
I just measured the inside dimensions on mine. Inside it is roughly 17 wide by 9 long and 12 inches tall. It is well insulated and has no problem keeping stuff ice cold when it is 90 degrees out. It will freeze things at night when the ambient air temperature cools off if you are not careful. I have not tried mine in extreme desert temperatures, but my guess is that it would work just fine as a refrigerator at desert temps.
Like any 3 way fridge, it works great on propane and shore power, but is mediocre on 12v.
I just measured the inside dimensions on mine. Inside it is roughly 17 wide by 9 long and 12 inches tall. It is well insulated and has no problem keeping stuff ice cold when it is 90 degrees out. It will freeze things at night when the ambient air temperature cools off if you are not careful. I have not tried mine in extreme desert temperatures, but my guess is that it would work just fine as a refrigerator at desert temps.
Like any 3 way fridge, it works great on propane and shore power, but is mediocre on 12v.
Fridge pictured is a CFX-35AC not CF35. There's a difference.