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NewAir 126 Can Freestanding Beverage Fridge, Stainless Steel - Limited Edition Design
Your purchase includes One NewAir 126 Can Freestanding Beverage Fridge with R600A refrigerant type (Limited Edition Design) Fridge dimensions: 18.40" D x 18.90" W x 32.40" H (33.00" w/hinge) | Internal Volume: 3.4 ftᶾ | Beverage Capacity: 126 | Fridg... (as of September 21, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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NewAir Portable Ice Maker 50 lb. Daily, Countertop Design, 3 Size Bullet Shaped Ice, AI-215SS, Stainless Steel
Large output ice maker is perfect for parties and special events where you need consistent ice at a rapid pace; Operating Cycle: 7 minutes Powerful compressor produces 50 pounds of ice a day so you never have to run to the store for a bag of ice agai... (as of September 21, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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NewAir NBC126SS02 Beverage Refrigerator and Cooler, Holds up to 126 Cans, Cools Down to 37 Degrees Perfect for Beer Wine or Soda, Silver
Powerful refrigeration chills drinks all the way down to 37 degrees. Roomy design holds 126 cans in an attractive, stainless steel design. Removable storage racks create space for cans, bottles and more. Set-and-forget-it thermostat comes with 7 cust... (as of September 21, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)![[Spacious Interior] 5.3 cubic foot spacious beverage center holds up to 177 cans or 92 bottles [Front-Facing Vents] Front venting compressor technology gives you the option to build into cabinetry or run freestanding. Customized light settings: 100%,...](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41SycDis7xL._SL240_.jpg)
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You still need to run your rv heat in winter to prevent pipes freezing in the basement.
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Thank you !! We have been looking at units
I know you guys have a 50 amp services can I run it in a 30 amp services. Thanks
Ah I see its fixed
When I had a trailer in the Poconos and later at the Jersey shore my husband and
I rented a tank for propane. It has been quite a few years ago but I think it was a hundred to one fifty pound tank. It was much cheaper than paying for 20 pound tank refills all the time.
great review guys ! i will sharen to my facebook
Why not bring in a big propane tank since you are not ready to start your house.
Hay guys how are you going can i use that in a house
If it works that good in an RV, its gotta work good in a ford transit van!
We’ll see how efficient it will be when it turns cold. As advertised, a heat pump is good in Temps above 40. How often does it get below 40 degree in NC? Back in my trailer days, I used a ceramic heater in the basement that I had insulated well. I also put an insulated skirt across the bottom of the trailer.
unless it is dual hose and an inverter compressor; it’s not the most efficient technology out there (which also costs more).
The only draw back from a unit like this is the plastic duct out the back of the unit but still very nice
Don’t know how good this thing is but, yes heat pumps are more efficient than electric heaters. Found this out when I had to heat my motorhome when I was paying for electric. Turned on my 1500W heater (5,000 btu) and the electric gauge was spinning, Turned on my heat pumps (2 * 13,500 btu) and the gauge spun slower. Could not believe it but was very happy. Heat pumps heated my motorhome down to 35 degrees outside then turned on furnace.
Since you are pretty much stationary why don’t you get a big 100lb or bigger and have it hooked to the RV while you are there?
Do you have a drain line for the A/C?
Cool review — pun intended. = )
I am sorry but piece of crap and no it wont you are on land put in a tank also did you not op for duel pain window if i remember you did not i love watching but sometime i say a
where do I type in promotion code? I’ve tried many times. Final price with 20% off should be $399 right?
Do you have to vent the unit on heat in the winter?
You bought the wrong unit for RV. Always buy the units with two vents that go to the outside. It takes air from outside to cool the condenser and throws it back outside. Your machine blows that air out, creates vacuum in an RV and hot air from the outside get sucked in through all the cracks. Bad choice