Beech Lane RV Fridge Fan, Patented, High Power 3,000 RPM Motor, Easy On and Off Switch, Multiple Side Vents Increase Airflow, Durable Construction, Helps Circulate Refrigerator Air (Natural)

The Beach RV fridge fan does a good job of moving air around inside the refrigerator to help maintain consistent temperatures. It runs on two D batteries, and in my experience they lasted about a week. Overall, it’s a simple, effective little fan that helps keep the fridge cooling evenly.

Although I do not know how long this little cubed fan will work, so far, it's doing a great job of circulating air in my older RV refrigerator. The coils in the photo were quickly freezing up and accumulating ice, once I put the little fan in the refrigerator to draw that air off of those fins, they quickly cleared of all ice! It is the perfect size for an RV fridge, or even if someone had a mini fridge in a dorm or in a basement or in their room, and it seems very functional! Aesthetically it is pleasing, it's a no-brainer to use since it's just add 2 D batteries and flip a switch, LOL, so anybody could use it. Overall, it was a great purchase and I feel that it is a good value.

This little cube has helped to fix my issue with my RV fridge. The only issue is the fact that the batteries have to be replaced frequently.

I bought this several years ago and it still works like a champ! I thought I had accidentally thrown it away, and didn’t have it for the first 2 days of our trip. The RV fridge was struggling and within in 45 mins the fridge was cooling like a dream!

Probably my least favorite RV upgrade. Our frig needs a fan that will work reliably. Seems that the bouncing of the RV pops the batteries right out of the bottom, so every time we get to a camp ground I have to dig this fan out of the frig to put the batteries back in. Then, out again after 1.5 days to replace the batteries since they are dead. The fan moves so little air it is ineffective in a packed refrigerator. I'm still searching for a good solution.

Seems to help in the fridge, but the bottom does not stay on very well and seems to fall off all the time and then the batteries fall out so I always feel like if we move it around, we are constantly having to reinstall the batteries and the bottom cover.

This works great! Eliminates hot and cold spots in my camper fridge! Also reduces or eliminates the ice buildup on the fins in propane mode. But it works best on a wire rack not in the glass shelf. And I try not to put anything directly over on the shelves above so it can circulate air freely. It’s pretty sturdy, reasonable quality and fits easily inside the fridge. But put two D cell batteries (not included) and turn it on and it’s easy to install, just put it on a lower wire shelf. I found if you must put it on the bottom glass shelf, a couple small pieces of wood under it will space it off the glass so it can suck up air easier from the bottom.

Purchased this fan in 2021 and it stopped working. I see it has a lifetime warranty on it, but I could not find any contact info, instructions, or links to file a claim. While it worked, it worked very well. Not impressed with Beech Lane’s claim of a “Lifetime Warranty”, with no instructions of how to file a claim and no contact information other than their AI generated chat; which incidentally told me to contact Amazon and Amazon’s AI chat told me to contact the manufacturer, but they do not provide a phone number or email address. I like to support small businesses so I may purchase another fan from this company with hopes they will correct this oversight.

Works as required, helps cool down fridge!

Fan is a bit noisy but you can’t hear it when the fridge is closed.

It helps to distribute the cool air in the fridge but I find it pricey after receiving it.

Works very well but could have better battery life Maybe lithium with recharger.

Only issue is that the bottom panel where the batteries are pops off very easily so any time I move it in the fridge, I need to put the batteries back in it. Nothing that a piece of tape won’t fix once we’re home again.