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| Have a 2007 Trails West with a finished tack room (paneled/insulated/AC) and wired for 12V/120V. I'd like to make it into a weekend package with fridge/micro/water. Any ideas about what fridge to go with? Problems with overheating/not enough air circulation? Thanks! |
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Location: western PA | If you are adding an electric fridge, an apartment type only needs a little clearance around the sides and back for ventilation. If you are installing a gas/electric, you need outside ventilation panels specific to your installation. Many of the apartment types are made by Sanyo and are rebadged by many retailers. Gard |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | Originally written by gard on 2008-04-16 3:09 PM If you are adding an electric fridge, an apartment type only needs a little clearance around the sides and back for ventilation. If you are installing a gas/electric, you need outside ventilation panels specific to your installation. Many of the apartment types are made by Sanyo and are rebadged by many retailers. Gard |
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Location: Midwest USA | So if you put in a ELECTRIC type only in as long as you leave space around for ventilation you would not need to have it vented outside - correct? |
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Location: western PA | Yes, that's correct |
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Location: Cheshire England | there are also 12v marine type fridges they will run of your batterys and dont need out side vents... but do use quite a lot of power, |
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