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Smeta

SMETA 3-Way Propane RV Refrigerator 3.5 cu ft

  • Capacity: 3.5 cu ft
  • Refrigerator Net Capacity: 3 cu ft
  • Fresh Food Capacity: 3 cu ft
  • Freezer Capacity: 0.5 cu ft

Last refreshed Jun 15, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

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ASIN: B0D2MRX4N9Model: T-DSG-100B-USCategory: Compact Refrigerators

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Sizes Available

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Overview

The Smeta T-DSG-100B-US is a 3.5 cubic foot, 3-way propane refrigerator with a small built-in freezer section, running on LPG, 110V, or 12V DC for cabins, campers, and semi-truck use.

The listed capacity is a little muddled between the fridge and freezer figures, but the unit is built around a combined 3.5 cubic foot cabinet with roughly 0.5 cubic feet carved out as a freezer compartment. Like other absorption-style propane fridges, it keeps a small pilot flame burning at the back whenever it's running on gas, which is worth planning around for anything flammable nearby.

  • 3.5 cu ft combined capacity with a freezer section
  • 3-way power: LPG, 110V, 12V DC
  • Reversible door design
  • Front control panel for power mode, ignition, and temperature

Who it's for

Suits an off-grid cabin, camper, or truck setup where propane is the primary power source and a small freezer section is acceptable. Less suited to anyone who wants fridge-only space with no freezer at all.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Runs on propane, 110V, or 12V for true off-grid use
  • Reported low propane consumption around 0.9 lb per day
  • Slide-out shelves and a crisper drawer for organizing food
Cons
  • Gas mode keeps a small pilot flame burning that needs clearance from anything flammable
  • No fridge-only version without the freezer section

Performance notes

The absorption system runs on LPG, AC, or DC power with reported gas use of about 0.9 lb per day, and slide-out shelves plus a crisper drawer let owners organize the interior. The control panel handles power mode selection, ignition, and temperature from the front of the unit.

Specifications

BrandSmeta
ModelT-DSG-100B-US
Dimensions & fit
Door OrientationReversible
Capacity & performance
Capacity3.5 cu fthigher than 82% of 85 compact refrigerators
Refrigerator Net Capacity3 cu fthigher than 58% of 72 compact refrigerators
Fresh Food Capacity3 cu fthigher than 66% of 65 compact refrigerators
Freezer Capacity0.5 cu ftlower than 58% of 37 compact refrigerators
Cooling MethodAbsorption
Adjustable Temperature ControlYes
Defrost System TypeFrost Free
Power & efficiency
Power SourceGas
Voltage12 voltslower than 92% of 89 compact refrigerators
Construction & materials
Shelf TypePlastic
Number Of Shelves3
Door Shelf Count3
Door Material TypeStainless Steel
ColorBlack
Finish TypesMatte
Compatibility & installation
Installation TypeFreestanding
Smart Home CompatibilityNot Smart Home Compatible
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year
Other details
ConfigurationCompact Internal Freezer
Has Convertible FreezerNo
Form FactorCompact
Number of Doors1
Number Of Racks3
Number of Sections2
Lock TypeElectronic
Is ElectricYes
Is CustomizableNo
PatternSolid

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Frequently asked questions

How much propane does the Smeta T-DSG-100B-US use?

One reviewer running it off-grid reported about 0.9 lb of propane consumption per day.

Does it have a pilot flame when running on gas?

Yes, like other absorption-style propane fridges it keeps a small pilot flame burning at the back on LPG power, which a reviewer recommends keeping flammable items away from.

Can it run without propane?

Yes, it also runs on 110V household power or 12V DC in addition to LPG.