RV Appliances

RV Appliances from The Outdoor Warehouse keep your motorhome or travel trailer kitchen running efficiently. From compact RV refrigerators and microwaves to propane cooktops and convection ovens, our selection is designed to deliver home-like comfort on the road.

Built for durability, vibration resistance, and space efficiency, these appliances are engineered specifically for RV living. Whether you’re upgrading your camper’s galley or replacing a 12V fridge, you’ll find reliable, travel-tested options for every adventure.

Top RV Appliances

RV Refrigerators & Freezers: 12V and dual-fuel models designed for compact RV kitchens.
Microwaves & Convection Ovens: Space-saving appliances for fast, efficient cooking.
Propane & Electric Cooktops: Compact burners ideal for meal prep on the road.
RV Ranges & Ovens: Built-in solutions for full-featured galley setups.
Portable Appliances: 12V mini-fridges and microwaves for flexible travel setups.

RV Appliance Buying Guide

Choosing the right RV appliances depends on your travel habits, rig size, and power setup. Here’s what to consider before upgrading:

Power Source: Select between 12V DC, 120V AC, or propane models depending on your system.
Size & Capacity: Look for compact appliances that fit built-in cabinetry or under-counter setups.
Efficiency: Choose low-amp, inverter-friendly units for off-grid and solar-powered rigs.
Build Quality: Prioritize stainless steel interiors, vibration resistance, and RV-grade durability.

Compare Popular RV Appliance Types

Appliance Type	Best For	Power Source	Key Features
RV Refrigerator / Freezer	Full-time RVers & weekend campers	12V / Propane	Compact, energy-efficient cooling, quiet operation
Microwave / Convection Oven	Quick and convenient cooking	120V AC	Dual-mode, compact, easy to mount
RV Stove or Cooktop	Everyday cooking and meal prep	Propane / Induction	Two- to three-burner options, flame control, compact
RV Range / Oven Combo	Full kitchen setups	Propane	Integrated burners and oven in one appliance
Portable RV Appliances	Small campers & boondocking setups	12V / Battery	Lightweight, plug-and-play design

Pro Tip

Upgrade to 12V refrigerators and propane cooktops for maximum efficiency and off-grid flexibility. Always verify your RV’s inverter and wiring capacity before adding new appliances to prevent power overload.

RV Appliance Care & Maintenance

Clean refrigerator seals and vents regularly to maintain cooling efficiency.
Check propane lines and fittings before using cooktops or ovens.
Keep microwaves secured and remove glass trays while traveling.
Use surge protectors for all 120V appliances to prevent power damage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are essential RV appliances for my kitchen?

Key RV appliances include a compact refrigerator, propane cooktop, microwave, and convection oven. These provide full cooking capability in small spaces.

Can I use household appliances in my RV?

Standard appliances aren’t designed for vibration or power fluctuations. Use RV-specific models built for compact spaces and 12V/propane systems.

Do RV microwaves use a lot of power?

RV microwaves typically use 900–1100 watts. For off-grid setups, run them through an inverter and ensure your battery bank can handle the load.

Are propane cooktops safe to use inside an RV?

Yes — as long as you have proper ventilation and regularly check fittings for leaks. Always use an RV-rated carbon monoxide detector when cooking indoors.