Everchill RV Refrigerator – Reliable Cooling for Life on the Road
Looking for an Everchill RV refrigerator that sips power yet keeps your groceries at the perfect temperature? Explore our full selection in the Everchill RV Refrigerator Collection to find the ideal fit for your camper, travel trailer, or motorhome.
Why Choose an Everchill RV Refrigerator?
- 12-Volt efficiency – Everchill models run directly off your RV’s battery bank, reducing propane dependence and making boondocking simpler.
- Residential-style interiors – Deeper door bins, adjustable glass shelves, and true crisper drawers maximize usable space.
- Vibration-tested durability – Designed specifically for life on the road, these fridges handle potholes, switchbacks, and washboard trails.
- Rapid cool-down – High-efficiency compressors bring interior temps down fast so you can load in groceries and hit the highway sooner.
- Low maintenance – No open flames, no chimney to clean, and frost-free operation on most models.
Top Everchill Models Our Customers Love
4.5 Cu Ft Everchill 12-Volt Refrigerator – Left-Hand Hinge (Model WD-127FDC)
Need a little extra space without blowing your battery budget? This 4.5 cu ft Everchill fridge offers:
- Left-hand door hinge for slide-out or galley installs
- Sleek stainless-steel door with black cabinet
- Separate freezer compartment for ice cream and ice packs
- Draws roughly 1–2 amps while cycling, depending on ambient temps
3.3 Cu Ft Everchill Stainless 12-Volt Refrigerator (WS-95RDC)
Perfect for smaller rigs, van conversions, or as a secondary beverage fridge, this 3.3 cu ft model features:
- Space-saving footprint with full-width freezer shelf
- Reversible stainless door for flexible installation
- Whisper-quiet compressor—great for nighttime stealth camping
- Integrated door lock to keep contents secure while driving
Installation Tips
- Measure twice. Everchill refrigerators are often deeper than absorption units. Verify cabinet clearance and venting.
- Use the right wire gauge. A dedicated 10 AWG (or larger) run minimizes voltage drop, especially on longer distances from the battery bank.
- Add a manual cut-off switch. This lets you isolate the refrigerator if you plan to store your RV for an extended period.
- Level is less critical. Unlike propane absorption fridges, Everchill compressors tolerate steeper angles. Still, keep the unit within manufacturer limits to prolong compressor life.
Maintenance at a Glance
Everchill units require far less upkeep than traditional RV fridges. Wipe the door seals with mild soapy water, vacuum the rear coils once a season, and keep the drain hole clear. That’s it—no burner cleaning or flue brushing needed.
Power Considerations for Boondockers
A 12-volt Everchill refrigerator typically draws between 45–60 Ah in 24 hours, depending on ambient temperature and usage. Pair it with:
- 200+ Ah of lithium or AGM batteries
- 200–400 W of solar for extended off-grid stays
- A pure-sine inverter/charger if you plan to plug into shore power
By sizing your electrical system correctly, you can enjoy ice-cold beverages miles away from the nearest hookup.
Wrap-Up
An Everchill RV refrigerator delivers residential performance without the hefty power draw of a household unit or the quirks of a propane absorption fridge. Whether you need the roomy 4.5 cu ft model or the compact 3.3 cu ft option, our inventory has you covered. Ready to upgrade? Browse the full lineup in our Everchill RV Refrigerator Collection and keep your adventures chilled and hassle-free.
Frequently Asked Questions About Everchill RV Refrigerators
- Do Everchill RV refrigerators run exclusively on 12 volts?
- Yes. All Everchill compressor models are designed to operate on 12 V DC power. Some can also accept 24 V, but they do not require propane or 120 V AC to cool.
- How much battery capacity do I need to power an Everchill fridge?
- For weekend outings, a 100 Ah battery may suffice. For full-time or off-grid use, 200–300 Ah of lithium or AGM capacity paired with solar is recommended.
- Can I retrofit an Everchill into the same cutout as my old propane fridge?
- Often, yes. Measure the existing opening carefully. You may need to add filler trim or modify venting since compressor fridges do not require exterior vents.
- Are Everchill units louder than absorption refrigerators?
- Compressor refrigerators do produce a soft hum when cycling, but most users report the noise level is comparable to—or quieter than—absorption fridges’ fans.
- How long will an Everchill refrigerator last?
- With proper installation and basic maintenance, many owners see 8–10+ years of reliable service from their Everchill unit.
