Dometic RMDX21, RMDX25 Installation Manual

Absorber refrigerator

Installation Manual

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IN OUT

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HE OUT 12 VDC HE IN

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Item Description

1Heating cartridge AC power

2AC power connection cable

3Earth AC power

4Ionisation

5Ignition

6Burner

7Heating cartridge DC power supply

8Heating cartridge DC power

9LED lighting

10 Electronics DC power supply

11 Gas inlet

12 Gas outlet

13 Gas valve

14 DC power outlet

15 Gas valve supply line

16 Switch-off fuse (overheating protection)

AOptional connections to DC power outlet

BNegative terminal (–) DC permanent supply for electronics

CPositive terminal (–) DC permanent supply for electronics

DConnection D+

EHeating element positive terminal (+) DC power

FHeating element earth terminal DC power

GConnection S+

br brown

rt red

sw black

ws white

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u

+-+-

House Battery

Anderson Plug

Anderson cables must be the
recommended size.

AES

Refrigerator DC connections

D+ Control Element DC

DC B E F

v

+-+-

Vehicl e And erson plug must
be controlled by ignition relay.

House Battery

Anderson Plug

Anderson cables must be the
recommended size.

AES

Refrigerator DC connections

D+ Control Element DC

DC B E F

w

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+-+-

Fridge
Switch

Vehicl e And erson plug must
be controlled by ignition relay.

House Battery

Anderson Plug

Anderson cables must be the
recommended size.

AES

Refrigerator DC connections

D+ Control Element DC

DC B E F

x

+-+-

Fridge
Switch

Vehicl e And erson plug must
be controlled by ignition relay.

House Battery

Anderson Plug

Anderson cables must be the
recommended size.

AES

Refrigerator DC connections

D+ Control Element DC

DC B E F

y

+-+-

Vehicl e And erson plug must
be controlled by ignition relay.

House Battery

Anderson Plug

Anderson cables must be the
recommended size.

AES

Refrigerator DC connections

D+ Control Element DC

DC B E F

z

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Explanation of symbols RMDX21, RMDX25

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Please read this instruction manual carefully before installation and
first use, and store it in a safe place. If you pass on the product to
another person, hand over this instruction manual along with it.

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Table of contents

1Explanation of symbols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

2Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

3Scope of delivery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

4Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

5Intended use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

6Installing the refrigerator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

7 Connecting the refrigerator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

8Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35

1Explanation of symbols

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NOTE

You can find details on the operation in the operation manual.

WARNING!
Safety instruction: Failure to observe this instruction can cause

fatal or serious injury.

CAUTION!
Safety instruction: Failure to observe this instruction can lead to

injury.

NOTICE!

Failure to observe this instruction can cause material damage and
impair the function of the product.

NOTE

Supplementary information for operating the product.

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2Safety instructions

The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage in the following cases:

 Faulty assembly or connection

 Damage to the product resulting from mechanical influences and excess

voltage

 Alterations to the product without express permission from the manu-

facturer

 Use for purposes other than those described in the operating manual

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WARNING!

 Never open the absorber unit. It is under high pressure and can

cause injury if it is opened.

 Ensure clean and residue-free handling if silicon sealant or

similar is used. There is a risk of fire if silicone filaments come
into contact with hot parts or naked flames.

 Do not operate the refrigerator if it is visibly damaged.

 If the AC power cable for this refrigerator is damaged, it must be

replaced by the manufacturer, customer service or a similarly
qualified person in order to prevent safety hazards.

 Never use a naked flame to check the refrigerator for leaks.

 This refrigerator may only be repaired by qualified personnel.

Inadequate repairs may cause serious hazards.

 Only use universal LPG gas.

 Only operate the refrigerator at the pressure shown on the

type plate. Only use pressure controllers with a fixed setting
which comply with national regulations.

 Dismantle all refrigerator doors for the disposal of the old

refrigerator and leave the shelves in the refrigerator to prevent
accidental enclosure and suffocation.

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CAUTION!

 Danger of crushing! Do not put your fingers into the hinge.

 Before starting the device, ensure that the power supply line

and the plug are dry.

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NOTICE!

 Only hold the refrigerator at the body of the refrigerator during

transport. Never hold the refrigerator at the absorber unit, the
cooling fins, the gas pipes, the door or the control panel.

 Make sure that the refrigerator circuit is not damaged during

transportation. The refrigerant in the refrigerator circuit is highly
flammable.
In the event of any damage to the refrigerator circuit (smell of
ammonia):
–Switch off the refrigerator if applicable.
–Avoid naked flames and sparks.
–Air the room well.

 Do not install the refrigerator near naked flames or other heat

sources (heaters, direct sunlight, gas ovens etc.).

 Danger of overheating!

Always ensure sufficient ventilation so that the heat generated
during operation can dissipate. Make sure that the refrigerator
is sufficiently far away from walls and other objects so that the
air can circulate.

 Check that the voltage specification on the type plate is the

same as that of the power supply.

 Do not open the refrigerant circuit under any circumstances.

 Only use the AC connection cable supplied to connect the

refrigerator to the AC mains.

 Only use cables with a suitable size.

 Never pull the plug out of the socket by the connection cable.

 The refrigerator may not be exposed to rain.

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RMDX21, RMDX25 Scope of delivery

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3Scope of delivery

 Refrigerator

 Ice-cube tray

 Operating manual

 Installation manual

4Accessories

Available as accessories (not included in the scope of delivery):

All the accessories are available from specialist dealers. If you have any
questions, please contact the dealer or your service partner directly.

5Intended use

The refrigerators RMDX21 and RMDX25 are designed for installation in
caravans or motorhomes. They are only suitable for cooling and storing food­stuffs. The refrigerators are not intended for the proper storage of medicine.

The refrigerators are designed to be operated on a DC power supply,
AC mains power supply or universal LPG gas.

Description

LS300 ventilation grille

3776 gas exhaust vent

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6Installing the refrigerator

6.1 Preparing the installation

When installing the refrigerator, note the following:

 To enable the refrigerant to circulate properly, the refrigerator may not

exceed an angle of 3° from level.
To achieve this, park the vehicle on a level firm surface. Ensure the
refrigerator is level.

 The refrigerator must be installed so that it is easily accessible for service

work, easy to de-install and install and can be easily removed from the
vehicle.

 The refrigerator must be installed in a recess so that it stands secure

when the vehicle is in motion. Note the following recess dimensions are
(H x W x D in mm):
–Recess without flange: 1249x527x572 (fig.1 A, page 2)
–Recess with flange: 1252x530x572 (fig.1 B, page 2)

 The outer wall must be fitted with an air inlet vent (fig. 2 1, page 2) and

an outlet vent (fig. 2 2, page 2) with ventilation grilles so that the heat
generated can be easily released to the outside:
– Lower air inlet vent LS 300 must be installed as flush as possible to the

vehicle floor. Air inlet vent must have a minimum of 400 cm

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open

area.

–Upper air outlet vent LS300 must be installed with the bottom of the

vent no lower than equal to the top of the refrigerator cabinet, the bot­tom of the top vent can be higher than the cabinet.

 Fit a heat conduction plate (fig. 2 3, page 2) above the refrigerator so

that the heat does not accumulate in the vehicle.

 If the lower ventilation grille of the air inlet vent cannot be installed flush

to the floor, an additional inlet vent (fig. 2 4, page 2) must be provided in
the floor for releasing any possible gas leakage.

 The distance between the refrigerator and the rear wall must be at least

10 mm.

 A distance of more than 40 mm between the refrigerator and rear wall

leads to poor performance and increases the power consumption of the
refrigerator. Reduce the space behind the refrigerator to create adequate
air inlet and outlet ventilation corridor (fig. 4, page 3). Use a ventilation
plate, for example, to do this.

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 If the minimum distance between the air inlet and outlet vents cannot be

met, a roof vent must be installed instead of the air outlet vent.
–The roof vent should be installed directly above the back of the

refrigerator as far as this is possible. Use an air duct (fig. 5 1, page 4)
if you need to install the roof vent offset, otherwise heat will accumu­late there.

–The distance between the air inlet vent and the roof vent must be at

least 1400 mm (fig. 5, page 4).

–If a roof air conditioner is provided, the distance between the roof vent

(fig. 6 1, page 4) and the air outlet of the roof air conditioner
(fig. 6 2, page 4) must be at least 300 mm.

 The refrigerator must not be installed at the side of the air inlet and

outlet vents as this leads to poor performance and increases the power
consumption of the refrigerator.

 The air inlet and outlet vents must not be covered by vehicle parts (such

as an open door or by installing accessories such as bicycle racks) while
operating.

 A separate flue duct must be installed under the air outlet vent, see chap-

ter “Installing the flue duct” on page 27.

 Install the refrigerator so that it is protected from excessive heat, as this

leads to poor performance and increases the power consumption of the
refrigerator.

 The electrical installation must comply with national and local regulations.

 The gas installation must comply with national and local regulations.

AS 5601.2 – Gas Installations
NZ 5601 – Gas Appliance Safety

 The refrigerator must be installed in a draught-proof location, see chapter

“Installing the refrigerator in a sealed location separate to the living space”
on page 24.

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6.2 Installing the refrigerator in a sealed location
separate to the living space

Gas-powered refrigerators in caravans or motorhomes must be installed in a
sealed location. This means that the combustion air can not be extracted
from the interior and exhaust fumes are prevented from directly entering the
living space.

A suitable seal must be provided and fitted between the rear wall of the
refrigerator cabinet and the interior of the vehicle. The purpose is to provide
a seal between the interior of the vehicle and the cooling unit and ventilation
area behind the refrigerator.

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The manufacturer recommends using a flexible seal to ease removal and
installation for maintenance purposes.

➤ Attach the sealing lips (fig. 7 1, page 5) to a stop rail behind the

refrigerator, for example, by using an adhesive.

➤ When installing, push the refrigerator against the stop rails with the

sealing lips. This then seals the space behind the refrigerator to the
interior of the vehicle.

WARNING! Fire hazard!

Do not use flammable materials such as silicone sealants, foam
or similar for the draught-proof installation.

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6.3 Making air inlet and outlet vents

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➤ Make a cut out in the wall to fit an appropriate upper and lower vent

system, choose LS300 check the dimensions required for the vent. See
chapter “Preparing the installation” on page 22.

If the lower ventilation grille cannot be installed flush with the floor, you will
need to provide a vent hole though the floor. This hole must be at lest 40 mm
diameter or larger:

➤ Make an air inlet vent in the floor (fig. 2 4, page 2) behind the refrigerator

near the gas burner.

➤ Shield the end of the opening with a deflector to prevent sludge or dirt

from getting inside while driving (fig. 8, page 5).

If you have to use a roof vent instead of an upper wall vent:

➤ Cut out a section in the roof. Refer to the roof vent instruction manual for

the required dimensions. When doing so, observe the information, see
chapter “Preparing the installation” on page 22.

NOTE

At high ambient temperatures, the refrigerator can only provide its
maximum cooling capacity if the optimum ventilation has been
provided.

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6.4 Installing the ventilation grille

➤ Ensure the installation frame is water resistant (fig. 0, page 5).

➤ Insert the installation frame and screw it down tightly (fig. a, page 5).

Use all the fixing holes for this.

➤ Fit the ventilation grille (fig. b, page 6).

➤ Insert the slider and lock the ventilation grille with it (fig. b, page 6).

6.5 Install the roof vent

➤ Ensure the installation frame is water resistant (fig. d, page 6).

➤ Insert the installation frame and screw it down tightly (fig. e, page 6).

Use all the fixing holes for this.

➤ Insert the hood and screw it down tightly (fig. f, page 6).

No. in

fig. 9, page 5

Description

1Slider

2Ventilation grille

3Installation frame

No. in

fig. c, page 6

Description

1Hood

2Installation frame

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6.6 Installing the flue duct

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Install the flue duct as follows:

➤ Make a rectangular opening in the outer wall of the vehicle (fig. h,

page 7).
–The opening must be as wide as the flue pipe (fig.g 3, page 7).
–The opening must be high enough that the flue pipe fits through at a

45° angle.

➤ Insert the coil (fig. g 7, page 7) in the flue pipe (fig. g 8, page 7) of the

refrigerator.

➤ Place the T-piece (fig. g 4, page 7) on the adaptor (fig. g 5, page 7)

and the flue pipe (fig. g 8, page 7) of the refrigerator.

➤ Direct the T-piece at an angle of 45° towards the rear wall.

➤ Attach the T-piece, adaptor and flue pipe with a screw (fig. g 6, page 7).

➤ Install the mounting plate (fig. i, page 7).

➤ Fill the opening with fire-resistant material (e.g. stone wool (fig. i,

page 7).

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➤ Slide the flue pipe at least 15 mm on the T-piece (fig. i, page 7).

➤ Attach the cover for the flue stack outside on the vehicle (fig. j, page 8).

NOTE

 Do not install an additional flue stack, as this leads to poor

performance and increases the power consumption of the
refrigerator.

 Mount the flue duct under the upper ventilation grille (fig. g 1,

page 7).

NOTE

In some installation situations, it is possible that the flue pipe
would extend too far out of the vehicle in its installed state.
Shorten the flue pipe to the correct length if necessary.

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6.7 Securing the refrigerator

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➤ Move the refrigerator into its final location.

➤ Fasten the four screws (fig. k 1, page 8) through the four plastic

washers in the sides of the refrigerator, and further into the wall.

➤ Put the caps (fig. k 2, page 8) onto the screw heads.

6.8 Replacing the door panel

A

Only decorative trim with frame: The door panel has the following
dimensions (fig. l, page 8):

 Freezer compartment door: A

 Refrigerator door: B

Removing the door panel from framed door model

Proceed as follows (fig. m, page 9):

➤ Remove the door trim carefully. It is only clipped in and held in place by

small hooks.

➤ Pull the old panel away from the door trim still installed.

➤ Push the old panel upwards as far as the stop.

➤ Pull the old panel out of the door.

CAUTION!

Only screw through the receptacles provided, otherwise foamed
components, including cables, can be damaged.

NOTE

Attach the side walls or the attached strips so that the screws are
tight, even when under increased loads (while driving).

NOTICE! Beware of damage

The door panel must not be replaced when the refrigerator is
upright.

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Installing the new door panel and trim on framed door model

Proceed as follows (fig. n, page 10):

➤ Push the new panel upwards in the door as far as the stop.

➤ Push the new panel downwards into the door.

➤ Pull the new panel into the door trim still installed.

➤ insert the door trim again.

✓ The door trim is secure once it clicks into place.

Removing the door panel from frameless door model

Proceed as follows (fig. o, page 11):

➤ Push the old panel upwards as far as the stop.

➤ Pull the old panel out of the door.

Installing the new door panel on frameless door model

Freezer compartment door (fig. p, page 12):

➤ Push the new panel upwards in the door as far as the stop. Make sure that

the new panel fits the door at the left and right.

➤ Push the new panel downwards into the door.

Refrigerator door:

➤ Push two spacers downwards into the door, if necessary (fig. q,

page 12).

➤ Push the new panel upwards in the door as far as the stop. Make sure that

the new panel fits the door at the left and right (fig. r, page 13).

➤ Push the new panel downwards into the door (fig. r, page 13).

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7Connecting the refrigerator

7.1 Connecting to the gas supply

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It must be possible to shut off the refrigerator from the gas line separately by
means of a shut-off device. The shut-off device must be easily accessible.

➤ Connect the refrigerator securely to the gas supply (fig. s, page 13).

➤ Have a leak test and a flame test performed by an authorised specialist

after professional installation.
Ensure you are issued with a certificate of inspection.

NOTICE!

 This refrigerator may only be connected to the gas supply by

a specialist in accordance with the applicable guidelines and
standards.

 Only use cylinders of universal LPG gas fitted with an

approved gas pressure regulator. Compare the pressure infor­mation on the data plate with the pressure information on the
pressure regulator on the gas cylinder.

 Only operate the refrigerator at the pressure shown on the

data plate.

 Only operat e t h e refrigerator with the type of g a s s h own on the

data plate.

 Please note the pressures which are permitted in your country.

Only use pressure controllers with a fixed setting which comply
with the national regulations.

NOTE

The refrigerator is equipped for a connection pressure of

2.75 kPa.

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7.2 Connecting to DC and AC

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NOTICE!

 The electrical installation and repairs may only be performed

by a specialist in accordance with the applicable regulations
and standards.

 The respective negative and positive cables of the

DC connections for heating and controls may not be joined
with one another in a caravan. This can cause electrical
interference or damage to electrical components.

 DC connection to the heating element must be made to the

vehicle engine battery, connection only while engine is
running. See fig. u, page 16

NOTE

 The mains socket must be easily accessible so that you can

unplug the power cord if required, thereby disconnecting the
refrigerator from the power.

 The plug of the AC connection cable must not be cut off.
 The connection cables must be laid so that they do not come

in contact with hot parts of the unit/burner or with sharp edges.

 Changes to the internal electrical inst allation or t he connection

of other electrical components (e.g. extra third party fans) to
the internal wiring of the refrigerator will void any claims from
the guarantee and product liability.

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➤ Connect the refrigerator as follows (fig. t, page 14):

Item Description

1Heating cartridge AC power

2AC power connection cable

3Earth AC power

4Ionisation

5Ignition

6Burner

7Heating cartridge DC power supply

8Heating cartridge DC power

9LED lighting

10 Electronics DC power supply

11 Gas inlet

12 Gas outlet

13 Gas valve

14 DC power outlet

15 Gas valve supply line

16 Switch-off fuse (overheating protection)

AOptional connections to DC power outlet

BNegative terminal (–) DC permanent supply for electronics

CPositive terminal (–) DC permanent supply for electronics

DConnection D+

EHeating element positive terminal (+) DC power

FHeating element earth terminal DC power

GConnection S+

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AC power

➤ Connect the refrigerator with the mains plug to an AC socket.

DC power

Please note the following cable sizes:

–< 6m (interior): 6mm

2

–> 6m (interior): 10mm

2

–Connections D+ and S+: 1mm

2

➤ Protect the DC power supply for heater with 20 A fuse and use a minimum

of 6 mm low voltage cable.

➤ Protect the DC power supply for controls with 2 A fuse and use a

minimum of 1 mm low voltage cable.

➤ Run cables to the heating element via a relay or suitable means controlled

by an ignition switch to prevent battery from completely discharging, if the
engine is switched off (fig. u, page 16).

➤ Connect DC positive heater cable to terminal (fig. t E, page 14).

➤ Connect DC negative heater cable to terminal (fig. t F, page 14).

➤ Connect continuous 12 Vg positive supply to terminal (fig. t C,

page 14).

➤ Connect continuous 12 Vg negative supply to terminal (fig. t B,

page 14).

D+ (RMDX25 only)

In automatic mode, the refrigerator selects the most favourable mode
available. The refrigerator is only operated with direct current when the
vehicle engine is running. The electronics of the refrigerator uses the
signal D+ from the light system to detect the running engine.

➤ Connect the D+ connection to the controls (fig. t D, page 14) with the

respective terminal of the vehicle.

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S+ (RMDX25 only)

In automatic mode, the refrigerator is first powered with DC power from the
vehicle's own solar system. The refrigerator electronics uses the S+ signal
of the solar charge controller to detect a solar system. The solar charge
controller must have an AES output and produce sufficient current to run the
refrigerator.

➤ Connect the S+ connection on the controller (fig. t G, page 14) to the

respective terminal of the solar charge controller.

Suitable solar charge controllers are available from specialist dealers.
The manufacturer recommends, for example:

 Büttner MT 300-S

(www.buettner-elektronik.de)

 Votronic MPP 240 Duo Digital

(www.votronic.de)

7.3 Connecting an AES refrigerator (optional)

See fig. v, page 16

Connection to suit motor home or caravan with the D+ wire connected to the
vehicle alternator or ignition switch.

No house battery recharging from the vehicle.

The D+ connection is taken to the vehicle alternator.

See fig. w, page 16

Anderson plug controlled by vehicle relay to the ignition switch. Power can
only be supplied if the engine is running.

No house battery recharging from the vehicle.

See fig. x, page 17

Using a fridge movement switch to add 12 Vg to the D+ connection wire,
only when the vehicle is moving.

No house battery recharging from the vehicle.

The D+ is turned on and off via an optional fridge movement switch.

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See fig. y, page 17

Using a fridge movement switch to add 12 Vg to the D+ connection wire,
only when the vehicle is moving. The Anderson plug connection must keep
the house battery fully charged.

House battery recharged by vehicle.

The D+ is turned on and off via an optional fridge movement switch.

See fig. z, page 17

Anderson plug recharging the house battery via a power diode. The D+ wire
can only get a 12 V signal when the battery is being charged.

House battery recharged by vehicle.

The D+ is turned on and off by the vehicle starting and stopping.

8Technical data

RMDX21, RMDX25

Voltage: 230 Vw / 50 Hz

12 Vg

Capacity – total:
Capacity – freezer compartment:

190 l

30 l

Power consumption: 250 W (230 Vw)

170 W (12 Vg)

Power consumption: 4.2 kWh/24 h (230 Vw)

340 Ah/24 h (12 Vg)

Gas consumption: 420 g/24 h

Climatic class: T

Noise emission: 0 dB(A)

Dimensions H x W x D
without flange:
with flange:

fig. 1 A, page 2
fig. 1 B, page 2

Weight: 47 kg

Inspection/certification:

AUSTRIA
Dometic Austria GmbH

Neudorferstraße 108
A-2353 Guntramsdorf

 [phone]
 [phone]

Mail: [e-mail]

BENELUX
Dometic Branch Office Belgium

Zincstraat 3
B-1500 Halle

 [phone]
 [phone]

Mail: [e-mail]

BRAZIL
Dometic DO Brasil LTDA

Avenida Paulista 1754, conj. 111
SP 01310-920 Sao Paulo

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DENMARK
Dometic Denmark A/S

Nordensvej 15, Taulov
DK-7000 Fredericia

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FINLAND
Dometic Finland OY

Mestarintie 4
FIN-01730 Vantaa

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FRANCE
Dometic SAS

ZA du Pré de la Dame Jeanne
B.P. 5
F-60128 Plailly

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GERMANY
Dometic WAECO International GmbH

Hollefeldstraße 63
D-48282 Emsdetten

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HONG KONG
Dometic Group Asia Pacific

Suites 2207-11 · 22/F · Tower 1
The Gateway · 25 Canton Road,
Tsim Sha Tsui · Kowloon

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HUNGARY
Dometic Zrt. Sales Office

Kerékgyártó u. 5.
H-1147 Budapest

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ITALY
Dometic Italy S.r.l.

Via Virgilio, 3
I-47122 Forlì (FC)

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JAPAN
Dometic KK

Maekawa-Shibaura, Bldg. 2
2-13-9 Shibaura Minato-ku
Tokyo 108-0023

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MEXICO
Dometic Mx, S. de R. L. de C. V.

Circuito Médicos No. 6 Local 1
Colonia Ciudad Satélite
CP 53100 Naucalpan de Juárez
Estado de México

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NETHERLANDS
Dometic Benelux B.V.

Ecustraat 3
NL-4879 NP Etten-Leur

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NEW ZEALAND
Dometic New Zealand Ltd.

Unite E, The Gate
373 Neilson Street
Penrose 1, Auckland

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NORWAY
Dometic Norway AS

Østerøyveien 46
N-3232 Sandefjord

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POLAND
Dometic Poland Sp. z o.o.

Ul. Puławska 435A
PL-02-801 Warszawa

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PORTUGAL
Dometic Spain, S.L.

Branch Office em Portugal
Rot. de São Gonçalo nº 1 – Esc. 12
2775-399 Carcavelos

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RUSSIA
Dometic RUS LLC

Komsomolskaya square 6-1
RU-107140 Moscow

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SINGAPORE
Dometic Pte Ltd

18 Boon Lay Way 06–140 Trade Hub 21
Singapore 609966

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SLOVAKIA
Dometic Slovakia s.r.o. Sales Office Bratislava

Nádražná 34/A
900 28 Ivanka pri Dunaji
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SOUTH AFRICA
Dometic (Pty) Ltd.
Regional Office
South Africa & Sub-Saharan Africa

Unit 6-7 on Mastiff Linbro Park
2008 Johannesburg

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SPAIN
Dometic Spain S.L.

Avda. Sierra del Guadarrama, 16
E-28691 Villanueva de la Cañada
Madrid

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SWEDEN
Dometic Scandinavia AB

Gustaf Melins gata 7
S-42131 Västra Frölunda

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SWITZERLAND
Dometic Switzerland AG

Riedackerstrasse 7a
CH-8153 Rümlang

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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Dometic Middle East FZCO

P. O. Box 17860
S-D 6, Jebel Ali Freezone
Dubai

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UNITED KINGDOM
Dometic UK Ltd.

Dometic House, The Brewery
Blandford St. Mary
Dorset DT11 9LS

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USA
Dometic RV Division

1120 North Main Street
Elkhart, IN 46515
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AUSTRALIA
Dometic Australia Pty. Ltd.

1 John Duncan Court · Varsity Lakes QLD 4227
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www.dometic.com.au

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