Best Caravan Fridges

Turned up on time. Plugged in and works exactly how it should. Keeps everything cold on setting 4. Should have got a bushman years ago. Show details

Love the amount of space I’ve got to play with in my fridge, specially in the freezer. We can freeze at least two to three weeks of food in there. Ice cream holds well too as long as its had a good night to get down to set temp.

Fantastic fridge for the back of the car works very well great height to get things in and out of and phrases fantastically. Highly recommend.! Show details

Dometic Crx80L upright fridge – Very cold fridge, runs well. Now there is a but. Disappointing for a modern fridge to draw so much power. 5.6amps compared to other fridges. Drops a… Read more

battery to 50% over night meaning even a 200w solar panel struggles to bring a battery up to full charge in a day ready for another night. note: i changed battery to a 140AH battery and performed better.

its so bad - how can Dometic exist anymore? The 240V heating element died within a year and no warranty. Started looking for the parts and read so… Read more

many complaints about the heating element - there is something wrong and Dometic need to address this and replace the cause. Will go out of my way to tell others never again....

Would NOT recommend Dometic for caravan fridges. We had a fault with the compressor on our less-than-12-month-old Dometic RUC8404x , plus the… Read more

freezer door panel trims broke and the whole panel fell off right in the middle of our family holiday, 2,700 km from ome. After getting it inspected by an authorised service agent, Dometic’s response was that it would take a week just for them to look at the claim, and another week to get a replacement fridge… if approved. Absolutely devastating. This holiday was something we’d spent years saving for, and this has put us so far behind. Extremely disappointed with both the product quality and the lack of support. Buyer beware. Would expect better from a $3000+ fridge and a brand that markets reliability and "off grid living"