13" Triple Fan Deluxe "Frost Guard" RV Refrigerator Evaporator Fan w/LED light & Grill

Works great, like switches to run 1, 2, or 3 fans or turn all off. Very quiet running Ran wires down drain tube. Need to run a hard wire first to pull wires through drain hose. Sliced end of tube & spliced wires into fan wires going to top & put shrink tubing on them. Circulates air really well in refrigerator. Keeps temp 32 to 40 now

I purchased this product from Amazon, it didn't work -- at all. NOTHING.I went to return it through Amazon, Amazon printed a shipping label that I was going to have to pay for. I paid $12.95 for shipping to my house, was a little upset with paying shipping for the DEAD item back.I emailed RV COOLING UNIT WAREHOUSE at <[email protected]> for technical support, I was going to try to fix it before wasting anymore money on this item. Mr. David Force emailed me back within minutes, I told him about paying shipping he said he'd cover it under warranty and he'd send me a new unit without the mounting brackets since I already had them installed and didn't want to remove them.Two days later I have a new system and a pre-paid shipping label. I installed it this morning, it worked perfectly. My wife took the old one to USPS and sent it out.GREAT Customer service.Installation was simple, RED wire to a hot 12V lead (I used alligator clips) and the BLACK to the nearest GND. Too easy.Thank you David [email protected]

The toggle for the LED light was over tightened on the face plate and broke off on the first use after installation. Seller was quick to respond to make it right.4 stars for great customer services

Moves the air in your fridge like at home. No more frozen eggs!! I previously used the RV fans that took batteries, I am so glad I don't have to deal with all that anymore. I did modify it a little (but didn't need to). It comes with plastic clips to hold the parts together, I replaced all that with bolts. I didn't have a lot of faith in the Velcro mount. But it ends up squeezing the Velcro together so it works like a champ. I ran the power cord through the drain grommet/plug. Then soldered it to the fridge main board where there is already a 12v power connection for the light bulb. Now it turns on and off with the fridge power button. There are built in switches that allow you to turn off all the fans, have one fan on, or all three fans on. Plus the switch for the led lights. This is nice when you are on and off grid.

Like everyone, my fridge was having a hard time with staying under 40 to 43 degrees. I installed this and the fan that goes behind the fridge in the roof vent and man, what a difference! My fridge pretty much stays under 39 degrees now. I highly recommend it.

I added this to my fridge along with upper and lower vent fans. Not sure what provided the most benefit, but the combination changed my fridge from struggling on hot days to keeping things under 40. Fans are pretty quiet, but do move air. Light is help full. I ran the wire through the thermister opening. Better idea than the drain tube that runs along heater tube.

I think if you look at the attached pictures, the installation of the brackets makes sense. I took his advice, and fold. It depends over on the fence to make it more solid. And the drain hole is a perfect way to get the wire out of the refrigerator and into the Area where you hook up the power

I have a NorCold RV refridgerator. I wanted to wire this into the inside light, but the power to the light turns off everytime the door shuts. So I have to run a wire through to the backside of the fridge (PAIN) to get to a constant 12 volt supply. The item works as expected once you find the power source. My evaluation of the fan performance is weak. I works but I wanted more air circulation.