LIVE | DIY install of the Kleva Cool Internal Fridge Fan in our Jayco Swan Camper trailer
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Check out our KlevaCool External Fan Install episode here: • LIVE | Klevacool 3-Way...
Also our helpful Tips and Tricks episode: • LIVE | 3 Way Fridge ho...
In this episode we install the KlevaCool Internal Fan kit produced by Royce over at 3DPrintRV.com. This is another simple to install product which will greatly improve the efficiency of your 3-way fridge in your caravan or camper trailer.
As with the external fans, everything is provided and its a simple case of clipping the fans in, running 2 wires and it plugs into the other kit!! Simply fantastic!!
An Australian made and developed kit, the Klevacool fans fit perfectly into most fridges via the cooling fins and come with all accessories including cable ties and connectors. As with the external fans, its a simple case of clipping the fans in, running 2 wires and it plugs into the other kit!! Simply fantastic!!
These fans are programmed to switch on when they detect the air within the fridge is at 3 degrees, are whisper quiet and completely automatic meaning you simply set and forget.
Visit www.3dprintrv.com/home to explore their fridge fan kits and more:
Internal fridge fan kit - www.3dprintrv.com/products/kl...
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Bluetooth Remote Thermometer - www.3dprintrv.com/products/bl...
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To help you out we have also broken into chapters so you can skip through to what section you need to watch:
00:00 Introduction
01:19 Fan Kit Contents
02:57 The benefits of these kits
04:35 Mounting the fans
07:31 Cable routing
10:55 Connecting the wires
13:19 Testing the install
13:38 Operation of the fans
14:41 The Bluetooth Remote Thermometer
16:05 In conclusion and a sneak peak!
We hope you enjoy this, thanks for watching and as we always say - get out there, stay safe and have fun!
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Another great video mate. I purchased and installed the external fan kit after your previous vid on it, and it works a treat. Looking forward to more content from you soon.
Thanks Michael. I'm just packing down the Swan for a rego inspection and hopefully a few videos setup outside next weekend if the weather plays nicely. But I will be doing a quick mod to secure the front bag end so that it doesn't flap around in transit. Its simple and cheap so that should be out next weekend hopefully!!
Great video mate this is a great addition to keep your fridge super cool thanks for the education Cheers.
Just bought the external fan kit for my 2017 Expanda Journey pop top. Will most likely buy the internal kit too...
Awesome video 😊
Looks a great product and easy install. ANy data on how much effect the fans have? ie temp before/after use?
I haven't personally collected any however Royce from 3D Print RV has a lot of information on these fans. You can feel a difference as there does seem to be less condensation which contributes to fins icing up etc. I note the modern Dometic 3 way fridges such as the one in our Journey have built-in fabs to circulate the air internally, so the certainly improve the performance 👍
👍👌❤️🇨🇦, totally modified
Mate, how do you manage to smile while you talk?
I tried it and found it nearly impossible!
Love your content and subscribed.
It's funny you say that as my wife commented the same. I'm generally a pretty happy person however in a way it's a character you build. Given I like to communicate all the detail I can, I also so try to keep it as upbeat as possible so it's not too boring 😆😂👍
I notice you have a “Hands off my Tools” sticker 🙌 Which Total Tools store did you get that from?😎
Hi Scottie, yes it would have been from the Sandgate store back in the day. You did well to notice that!! 👍
@@vaughanlynch145 I’m a part owner at Sandgate & Warner’s Bay stores 😎 Helped design those bad boys.
Love your channel mate (Swan Outback owner), are you on Ig also?
Good video, as always, but I think you are better off installing a compressor fridge. I install a waeco CRX110 and have not looked back.
Hi Dave, I do tend to agree to a point given how efficient they are these days. But you do need a solid 12v system to support, especially if camping for any extended period off grid and in poor weather. I just feel gas is a great backup as it lasts for ages and totally independent of the weather. That said if you have invested in a strong high capacity 12v system I too would have to consider either the Bushman or Waeco compressor fridges.
@@WorkLivePlay cheers mate. I only have a couple of AGM batteries and a 160w solar setup but it seems to be very sustainable. The fridge is averaging less than 3amps and hour while the solar is capable of 8amps. My last trip was only 3 and a half days but I packed up in the morning with the batteries around 80%.
Anyway, glad you're happy with gas but I thought it was worth mentioning how sustainable electric can be these days
Bery funny watching your mouth move and sound later😂
That's unfortunately a recent issue on a lot of RUclips videos. It could also be a data lag problem? Ive been getting this watching a fair few different videos on various channels lately. The original as uploaded certainly isn't out of sync 😉👍