Dometic outfits the galley with marine fridges, ice makers, and cooktops, plus the parts to keep them running. Size the appliance to your space and your power. Choosing Dometic galley gear for your boat Dometic builds a big share of the appliances that make a cabin livable, and this collection spans the galley with marine refrigerators and freezers, ice makers, cooktops, and the replacement parts like door panels, vents, and solenoid valves that keep an older unit going. Whether you are outfitting a new build or fixing what you have, the key is matching the appliance to your space, your power, and the way you use the boat. Refrigeration sized to the boat Start with the cabinet opening and how...
To ensure you make the most of our refrigeration solutions, while keeping them up and running at all times, we provide a wide selection of accessories and spare...
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To ensure you make the most of our refrigeration solutions, while keeping them up and running at all times, Dometic provide a wide selection of accessories and spare...
Atwood Mobile Products, LLC has been a world leader in designing, engineering and manufacturing appliances and hardware for the RV industry for over 30 Year. Whether it's our...
To ensure you make the most of our refrigeration solutions, while keeping them up and running at all times, Dometic provide a wide selection of accessories and spare...
The compressor refrigerators in the CoolMatic CRX series are ingenious quick change artists. Their trick is no secret, but a patented Dometic invention. The desired temperature is set...
Atwood Mobile Products, LLC has been a world leader in designing, engineering and manufacturing appliances and hardware for the RV industry for over 30 Year. Whether it's our...
To ensure you make the most of our refrigeration solutions, while keeping them up and running at all times, Dometic provide a wide selection of accessories and spare...
Dometic outfits the galley with marine fridges, ice makers, and cooktops, plus the parts to keep them running. Size the appliance to your space and your power.
Dometic builds a big share of the appliances that make a cabin livable, and this collection spans the galley with marine refrigerators and freezers, ice makers, cooktops, and the replacement parts like door panels, vents, and solenoid valves that keep an older unit going. Whether you are outfitting a new build or fixing what you have, the key is matching the appliance to your space, your power, and the way you use the boat.
Start with the cabinet opening and how much you need to keep cold. Smaller boxes handle drinks and a day of food, while larger fridge freezers suit a cabin where the crew cooks and stays aboard. Measure the opening and the door swing, because a marine fridge is a built in unit. Match the finish to your interior and give it the ventilation clearance the manual calls for so the compressor can shed heat.
Most Dometic marine refrigeration runs on both AC shore power and 12 volt DC, so it keeps cooling underway and at anchor. The trade is current draw on the house bank, so size the batteries and charging to carry the load through a night without shore power, and run a dedicated circuit with the right wire gauge.
An ice maker is a luxury that earns its keep on a hot day, but it pulls water and power, so plan the plumbing and circuit before you commit. Cooktops come in alcohol, electric, and gas, each with its own install and safety needs. Match the cooktop fuel to what you are comfortable carrying and the ventilation your cabin allows.
A cracked door panel, a tired vent, or a failed ice maker solenoid does not mean replacing the whole appliance. Dometic stocks replacement parts for many units, so match the part to your model number and keep the appliance you already have running.
Order the appliance, the trim, and any plumbing or power parts together so the project does not stall waiting on a back ordered panel or fitting. Not sure which Dometic fits your galley and power setup. Tell our techs your space, your battery bank, and how you cook aboard, and we will match the appliance and parts so it drops in clean.
Most Dometic marine refrigeration runs on both AC shore power and 12 volt DC, so it keeps cooling underway and at anchor. Plan your battery capacity and charging to carry it through a night without shore power.
Match the box to your cabinet opening and how much you keep cold. Smaller boxes suit drinks and a day of food, while larger fridge freezers fit a cabin where the crew cooks and stays aboard. Measure the opening and door swing first.
Yes, but an ice maker pulls water and power, so plan the plumbing and a dedicated circuit before you install it. Confirm your tank, pump, and battery setup can support it.
Often yes. A cracked door panel, tired vent, or failed solenoid valve does not mean replacing the unit. Dometic stocks replacement parts for many models, so match the part to your model number.
Give the unit the ventilation clearance the manual specifies so the compressor can shed heat. Poor airflow makes the fridge work harder, draw more power, and struggle to hold temperature in a hot cabin.
