Americana I DM2652 Refrigerator features two-way power (110 V AC or LP Gas) in 6 Cu. Ft. capacity. Solid steel frame construction help make this one of the best built RV refrigerators on the road, at an affordable price.
Versatile shelf system includes three-position freezer shelf
Adjustable and removable door bins with 2 l and 1/2 gal. storage
Locking door handles keep contents safe
6 cu. ft. capacity
Two crispers with 2-way operation
Shelf and juice rack for convenient storage
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DM2652
DM2652LBX
9600007181
1 refrigerator, 1 manual
Absorption Refrigerator, 6 cu.ft, Left Hinge, Adjustable door bins
Absorption
26
54.66
24.88
115
6.11
4.6
1.7
24.9995
53.75
23.6875
120
12
2.7
440
60
R717
1501.28
11" Water Column
Manual Thermostat
Left hinged
Yes
CSAUL
0713814217341
28,5
57,5
26,5
123,11
WARNINGCancer or Reproductive Harm www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
The Americana Double Door Refrigerator is at the head of the Dometic double-door family of RV refrigerators. It automatically controls the cooling unit based on the surrounding ambient temperature. Its solid steel frame construction and improved electronic controls help make this one of the best built and best backed RV refrigerators on the road.
With its solid steel frame, thoughtful design and improved electronic controls, the Dometic Americana fridge and freezer is one of the best RV refrigerators on the market. Convenient design features such as its flexible shelf system and adjustable door bins, allow the Americana to cater to a user's changing needs. The electronic controls are helpfully located at eye-level and the doors can be securely locked for any bumps in the road! The Americana refrigerator features fully-automatic controls and automatic two-way power selection (AC or LP Gas). Optional door insert panels ensure that an Americana refrigerator will complement any décor.
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!