Muffin fan in Norcold fridge

downtheroad wrote:
For a small frig like you have and for non-full time use maybe something like this will work and be a very simple solution...

Runs continuously for 30 days on a couple of "D" batteries.
We had one in our pop-up and it worked great. Moved a good deal of air around.

Frig Fan...LINK

this is what we use in our dometic

long run time on 2 batteries. does help keep things cooler in hot weather

penguin149 wrote:
I'd like to add a muffin fan to the interior of my Norcold fridge. There is no light or other 12V source inside the fridge. It is a single door unit in a 2011 Jayco hybrid TT. Any ideas on how to get 12V power to the interior of the fridge?

In post #10 I have pics of a fan I added, ran the wire through the drain tube and connected the pig tail 12v to the 12v on the back of fridge. Just to give a visual idea for the piggyback connection.

norcold-3-fan-deluxe-fan

For a small frig like you have and for non-full time use maybe something like this will work and be a very simple solution...

Runs continuously for 30 days on a couple of "D" batteries.
We had one in our pop-up and it worked great. Moved a good deal of air around.

Frig Fan...LINK

Wouldn’t a two D cell battery fridge fan be easier?

Pick up 12volt from the back of the fridge, at the spade where the power attaches and feed the wire up the drain tube from the drip pan under the fins.

Double spade connector



Charles