GE GE® 9.8 Cu. Ft. 12 Volt DC Power Top-Freezer Refrigerator
Model# GPV10FSNSB
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GE ® 9.8 Cu. Ft. 12 Volt DC Power Top-Freezer Refrigerator
Model# GPV10FSNSB
$1,299.99
- Style:
- Top Freezer
Designed for use in RV, boat and solar homes
9.8 cu. ft. capacity
Usable space for all the necessities when you're on the road
Built for battery performance
Semi-automatic defrost design saves energy vs. traditional automatic defrost freezers
Deep shelves
Accommodate large items like pizza boxes and bagged ice
Compressor cooling system
No external RV ventilation required
LED lighting
Makes it easy to see what is inside
Adjustable glass shelves
Fridge shelves organize food storage
Clear crisper drawer
Helps preserves fresh fruits and vegetables
Clear door bins
Free up shelf space
Durability-tested compressor
Tested for extremes to deliver reliable performance
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Overall good but is loud and vibrates
by ScottB55
Submitted 07-09-22
clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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The refrigerator came with the new arc we recently purchased. It works well except it is loud and seems to vibrate at the base. We will be getting it serviced or replaced.
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Runs off 12v great, however not ideal.
by JMoto
Submitted 07-01-22
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Any setting above cool will freeze the refrigerator up after a few hours. As you add or remove and food or drinks you have to compensate and adjust the temp setting. Have already lost several cans of soda and froze an entire gallon of milk when set half way between cool and cold. Not sure its supposed to do this.
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ok camper refrig if you have ac power available
by Tony4799
Submitted 06-27-22
clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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My GPV10 refrig isn't able to run for extended periods (more than a day) without ac power. According to specs the average running loan is about 79 watts, using 104 AH / day. I have found these specs to be pretty accurate. I found the average running loan about 70 watts. I can't tell how many hours a day it runs, it's probably about 15 hours a day. Even with a solar panel and a generator it drains my battery. By day 2 without AC and running the generator 3 + hours a day and the solar panel 4 + hours a day it drains 2 deep cycle camper batteries. (The day time high temps were about 70 and the night time lows were about 50. As a camper refirg this doesn't work for me. We don't always camp in places with AC power so without AC we can only stay a day or maybe 2, with a generator and solar panels. Nice refirg but not for off grid camping. Also, I can't set the temp to be warmer than 40 degrees.
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Frezer and frig compartments keep correct temps
by Nate2109
Submitted 06-12-22
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Runs quite a bit, but power consumption is reasonable. Only real negative is that noise level is more than ideal, especially noticeable at night when everything else is quiet.
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So far so good.
by CajunJohn
Submitted 06-11-22
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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This thing gets cold lickidy split. Love it. Way better than the Dometic units.
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