This RM 8501 fridge with its patented removable freezer, caters for all your cooling needs while you’re on the move. And, when it comes to moving, it's three-way power options – AC, DC and Gas – give you the freedom to travel anywhere! Plus it’s completely silent, meaning you won’t be disturbed by the superb cooling performance.
The 9 l freezer has a patented design for easy removal
Silent operation – no interruption from your fridge
Fingertip door opening and and user friendly control panel
106 l capacity without freezer
Flexible shelf system
Secure door locking with vent option
Three-way power supply gives you extra freedom: AC (230 V), DC (12 V) and gas.
9105706730
RM8501
RM 8501
1 fridge,operating manual
Absorption Refrigerator, 3.5 cu ft, right hinged
Absorption
22 5/16
32 5/16
20 9/16
61.74
3.39
3.07
0.32
20.19681
32.36214
20.66925
120
12
1.1
10,83
135
130
50/60
R717
0
SN
859.86
11" Water Column
Black Grey
MES
Right hinged
Yes, LED
CSA
4014742218193
24.53
33.35
23.03
72.77
WARNINGCancer or Reproductive Harm www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Dometic 8-Series RV Refrigerators feature three-way power operation and Euro-style design with many unique features, including removable freezer compartment, flexible shelf arrangement, modular freshness system, and locking, fingertip control door system with "door ajar" alarm. 8-Series models consume up to 15 % less 12 V energy when operating on gas.
Absorption cooling is well-known for its reliable, silent cooling. But do you know how it works? Well, firstly, a concentrated ammonia solution is heated in a boiler and expelled as vapor. The pressurized ammonia gas then liquefies in a condenser. When supplied with hydrogen, it evaporates and in the process extracts heat from the refrigerator thus lowering its temperature. The ammonia gas then enters the absorber where it is reabsorbed in a weak solution of ammonia. Finally, this saturated solution flows back to the boiler where the whole cycle starts again. And the fact this process does not need electricity – heating from a gas flame works fine – gives users the freedom to travel off-grid!
