Hello, we would not recommend this as the propane regulator is meant for RV's and switch between propane tanks

Hello, the gauge of wire you'll need for your always depends on how your RV electrical system is setup. For your specific needs please check out this wire gauge guide to figure out what size of wire you'll need! recpro.com/content/Converter-Wire-Gauge-Guide.pdf Also feel free to check out our trailer wiring guide to help you out! recpro.com/blog/trailer-wiring-guide-how-to-wire-your-trailer-for-safety-and-efficiency/

You're welcome

Glad you enjoyed it!

You can order here! recpro.com/rv-slide-out/

Hello, if you go to the link in the description below, you can select the exact width and height you would like the door to be.

Hello, as long have a 120v outlet nearby, you could use a 120v to 12v converter to power the heater pad. 120v without the converter will be too much for the heater kit.

Thanks for asking! So we used silicone over butyl tape for a better physical appearance. You can use butyl tape if you'd like and it'll have the same benefits, just might take a little bit longer to make sure it looks nice. If we were installing something on the roof of the camper then we'd use butyl as it wouldn't be as visible.

Yes, they sell the hinges and have more info through the link in the description.

Our fireplaces do include thermostats except RP-FP-18W. When using your fireplace, have you selected a specific temperature? If not, the fireplace won't shut off at a specific temp. If you have, feel free to give our customer support a call at 574-848-0405 and they can help answer any questions!

@RecProUSA I've set them to 70 fahrenheit. They never shut off. I don't mean your specific model...all of them

@@dougferguson5581 Hello, so a lot of the fireplaces built for RV’s are usually off by 7-9 degrees due to the placement of the thermostat which is why your fireplace would not be turning off automatically when set to 70 degrees. For the RecPro Fireplaces, we have addressed and fixed the issue.

If you turn the black knob on the front to left that's active tank and if you turn it to the right that would be the active tank

@@krisg3984 yes we can, we are working on that video.

Will be coming soon!

We do not sell any

Hello, our 3.3 does not have mounting brackets, but our 4.4 fridge comes with mounting brackets to secure it. For the 3.3 fridge you could always get tie down straps on our website to prevent the 3.3 from tipping! If you have any other questions or concerns feel free to reach out to our customer support team at 574-848-0405

@RecProUSA You guys are quick to answer! Thank you! Too bad on the 3.3😕,,,good on the 4.4👍. Are the brackets for the 4.4 pre-installed? It would be nice to show this feature (mounting brackets) in the video. Do you have a store where we can walk in to purchase? Or do we have to order online?

The 4.4 brackets do not come installed, they come with the packaging inside of the box. We do not sell in person, we do have a show room to see it from 9am - 3pm

@@RecProUSA Sounds good thank you.

Hello, I had another question. On the door,,, Why is there so much wasted space from the bottom row to the next upper row. A half gallon of milk or anything else isn't that tall. Is there an additional slot that isn't showing on the door? I want to get this fridge but not really liking how the door is constructed? Where the ketchup & mustard bottle is sitting on, it looks like it isn't sitting up straight. Not deep enough bottom to it? I want to make this work for my camper.

Glad you like it!

Hello, the person in the chair was about 5'3"

Yes, this refrigerator uses a compressor to compress and circulate the refrigerant, which creates the cool air needed to keep food cold and fresh.

@RecProUSA good to hear,,, how many "watts" does it use? This is important because I'll be running this on a 12 volt system. Specifications on this did not give wattage? Hope to hear from you soon. I want to purchase.

Hello, electrical specs for this refrigerator are: 12v DC power, 120 watts Defrost Power, 2 watts LED lamp power, 13 amp rated current, 20 amp maximum current. You can find more information on this model on our website using the link in the video description.

@@RecProUSA I appreciate your reply back. Thank you!

You can find a link to this product in the video description, or visit recpro.com/lagun-table-leg-system-silver/ to check out our other model of table leg system and see which one fits your needs the best!

It would fit in an appropriately sized cutout in a house wall, however it is intended for use in RVs, trailers, campers, and similar. It is powered using 12v DC power, it will not work with 110v power.

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Press the "BT" button on the right side of the stereo or on the remote to turn Bluetooth on.

The legs are an optional add-on when ordering. If you would like to receive the sofa without legs, simply select the "No" option underneath the "Optional Legs & Hardware Option" when purchasing.

You should be able to run 12v appliances while charging your batteries with this converter. When plugged into an AC power source, such as shore power, it will prioritize charging the batteries but will also direct 12v power to your 12v appliances. It is also possible to run an inverter off the batteries while they are being charged by the converter/charger, although this is not always recommended for long periods as it can potentially overheat the battery or batteries and put stress on the electrical system. When testing things out, keep an eye on your battery temperature, voltage fluctuations, and be mindful of the overall power draw. Hope this helps answer your question!

@RecProUSA so it's not good to make coffee (110 v ) using the inverter when the batteries are charging then? I've tried it and the converter seems to draw more power from my generator to run the coffee maker. It's hard to find info about this. I'm in an offgrid situation using gas generators as "shore power"

I am not affiliated with Recpro in anyway. I have this converter. This unit will not supply AC voltage at all. Converters provide on DC power. @@FourthWayRanch

@cdee6096 no I mean run an inverter connected to the batteries while this thing is charging them

No problem 👍

No, we do not reverse the doors before shipping them. The refrigerator doors (while facing the refrigerator) swing out and to the right out of the box. If you want the doors to swing out to the left you'll need to reverse the doors. Thankfully, it's a pretty easy and quick process but if you have any trouble and need some help you can all our Customer Service Team and we'll help guide you through it. We'll also be working on a "How To" video for reversing the doors in the near future, so keep an eye out for that!

We're sorry to hear you're having some trouble! There should be two screws on the back of the refrigerator that secure the top cover to the top of the refrigerator. Remove those two screws and you should be able to remove the top cover and get access to the nut on the pin. Hope this helps, but if you need further assistance give our Customer Care Team a call and we can help guide you through it!

The light will not come on if the output voltage of the charger/converter has dropped or is set below the battery voltage. Double check the charge voltage of your battery and the output voltage of the converter/charger using a multimeter.

A 75 amp converter should be more than enough for a single Lithium battery. Our converters are compatible with lithium batteries and have adjustable output from 13v DC to 16.5v DC, and most lithium batteries seem to have a charging voltage of 14.6v DC. So, our 75 amp converter should keep your lithium battery charged and working.

You'll need to remove all loads & batteries from the converter, then use a multimeter connected to the positive and negative terminals to measure the output voltage as you adjust the potentiometer. By default, our converters are set to 14.6v. Turning the potentiometer left with a phillips head screwdriver will adjust the voltage between 13v and 14.6v, while turning it to the right will adjust the voltage between 14.6v and 16.5v. Once set to the desired voltage, reconnect 12v DC load connections up to about two thirds of the converters rated capacity and re-check the voltage output with the multimeter; the voltage output should remain the same as it was without load.