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Fridge Finder

Welcome to our Fridge Finder, whether you're replacing an existing fridge or starting from scratch on your own campervan build.

 

The finder is built so all you have to do is enter the model number of your existing fridge, or the dimensions of the opening, tell it whether you want the same type or fancy switching, and it does the matching for you.

 

It works just as well from scratch, building out a van, or got an awkward gap to fill? Measure the height, width and depth, pop the numbers in, and it'll show you the nearest fridges that fit, absorption or compressor, mains, gas or off-grid 12V.

Fridge Finder 

Absorption Fridges - 12v, 240v & LPG

Absorption Fridges

Absorption fridges, often called 3-way fridges, run on 12V, 230V or gas, making them ideal for flexible power use in a caravan, campervan or motorhome. Rather than a compressor, they use heat from gas or electricity to drive the cooling, which is why good ventilation matters. They're at their best on mains or gas: that does the hard work of cooling from cold, while 12V mainly keeps the fridge at temperature as you drive rather than cooling it itself.

Key points

  • Versatile three-way power: 12V, 230V or gas
  • Silent operation, with no compressor noise
  • Strong performance in moderate ambient temperatures
  • Need pre-cooling before you set off
  • Sensitive to vehicle tilt when parked
  • Require good ventilation to run well

Compressor Fridges - 12v & 24v

Compressor Fridges

A compressor fridge, also known as a 12V fridge, works much like the one you have at home, circulating refrigerant to draw the warm air out and cool things down quickly. It's a popular choice for caravans, campervans and motorhomes where mains or gas isn't always to hand. Unlike an absorption fridge it runs on 12V alone, straight from your leisure battery, so there's no gas bottle to connect and no wall vents to cut into the bodywork. That does mean longer off-grid trips come down to power supply, so if you're away from hook-up a lot, it's worth adding leisure batteries and solar to keep it running comfortably.

Key points

  • Lower power consumption than an absorption fridge
  • Cools down fast, usually in under 2 hours
  • Strong performance even in high ambient temperatures (16–38°C, and 16–43°C on some models)
  • No gas bottle needed, runs on your 12V battery
  • No wall vents needed, with internal ventilation built in