Description
The Dometic DMC4101R is a 10-cubic-foot, dual-compartment RV refrigerator with a removable freezer, engineered for permanent mount installation in RVs, motorhomes, campers, and off-grid setups. This stylish, 12V DC-powered fridge offers a premium blend of modern design, energy efficiency, and reliable performance —perfect for full-time RVers or weekend adventurers.
Product Details
- Featuring a sleek stainless steel, residential-style finish, this unit includes a user-friendly digital control panel with soft-touch buttons and an electronic thermostat for precise temperature control. The innovative detachable freezer provides added flexibility by expanding refrigeration space when needed, reducing overall energy use.
- Inside, enjoy two clear crisper drawers, energy-efficient LED lighting, and ergonomic door shelves designed with spill protection to keep your food and beverages organized and secure while on the move.
- 🔧 Key Features:
- 10 cu. ft. capacity
- Dual-compartment design with removable freezer
- Operates on 12V DC power – ideal for solar or off-grid RV applications
- Energy-efficient LED interior lighting
- Digital control panel with soft-touch interface
- Stainless steel residential-style doors
- Two clear crisper drawers for produce and perishables
- Ergonomic shelving with built-in spill guards
- Right-hand hinge
- 15 Amp power consumption
- Limited 2-year manufacturer warranty
Shipping Information
Reduced Shipping Opportunity: This item may qualify for significantly reduced shipping if you are located near a major distribution center. Contact us with your postal code or ZIP code for an exact quote before ordering.
- 📏 Dimensions:
- Height: 60 inches
- Width: 23 inches
- Depth: 27 inches
- This space-saving RV refrigerator delivers quiet operation, versatile storage, and premium build quality, making it a top choice for RVers who want long-lasting performance and efficient cooling in a stylish, compact design.
- Please double-check installation space before purchase to ensure a proper fit.









