10 Pros and Cons of a Residential RV Refrigerator
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For some families, the 8-cubic-foot two-way fridge just isn’t enough space to enjoy meals for a week.
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So, if you’re considering upgrading to a residential RV refrigerator, you’ll want to know both the advantages and disadvantages before deciding.
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One of those is a residential-style fridge. This is when you install a normal fridge you find in any home in your RV.
What Is a Residential RV Refrigerator?
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These residential-style fridges use AC power because they operate just like the fridge you have in your kitchen at home.
How Is a Residential RV Refrigerator Different from Other RV Refrigerators?
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A 16 cubic foot 12V side-by-side residential style refrigerator, will cost over $2,200.
How Much Does a Residential RV Refrigerator Cost?
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If your RV didn’t come with a residential RV refrigerator, you can install one aftermarket.
Can You Install an Aftermarket Residential RV Refrigerator?
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-More Room for Food
-Consistent Cold Temperatures
-Cools Down Faster
-Less Maintenance
-More Energy Efficient
5 Pros
of a Residential RV Refrigerator
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-Can’t Run on Propane
-Boondocking Requires More Power
-Takes Up More Interior Space
-Installation Is More Difficult
-Not as Travel-Friendly
5 Cons of a Residential RV Refrigerator
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