Power Type Available : If you travel primarily to areas without access to electricity, a gas or three-way refrigerator may be the best solution. If you always have access to an electrical outlet, a compressor refrigerator is a great choice.

Storage capacity : Choose the capacity based on the number of people traveling and the length of the trip. Refrigerators ranging from 50 to 150 liters are most common for campers, but you may want to choose smaller models if you're traveling alone or with a few others.

Energy efficiency : Consider energy efficiency, especially if you're traveling with a battery on board. Compressor refrigerators are generally the most efficient, but require a good battery. Gas models, on the other hand, are excellent for reducing electricity consumption.

Available space in the camper : Measure the space where you intend to place the refrigerator. Some models are more compact and suitable for small spaces, while others are designed to be integrated into the camper's cabinetry.

Maintenance and durability : Consider the refrigerator's ease of maintenance and its longevity. Compressor refrigerators tend to be more durable, but require regular maintenance, such as cleaning the coils and checking the cooling system.

Consumption at 12/230 V: 2.5 kWh/24h

Gas consumption: 270 g/24h

A trivalent refrigerator is one that automatically or manually switches its power source depending on the situation. It can run on gas (often when parked, obviously with the camper turned off), 12V (when traveling), or 220V (when camping).

A 100 Ah lithium battery It can typically run a refrigerator for 8-24 hours, depending on the refrigerator's power consumption (measured in watts). For example, a 50-watt refrigerator can last about 20 hours, while a 100-watt refrigerator can last about 10 hours.