G'day Geoffrey,

Yep! The door on the upright Bushmans fridges is reversible.
Check out the PDF user manual we have online for further instructions.

G'day Benjamin,

Our only real thoughts would be the suspension of your vehicle,  if you've got coils you'll be fine, but might run into strife with leaf sprung.
I've reached out to Bushmans to see if they had any additional thoughts or feedback, and got the following:

We sell so many of these types of fridges to canopies, 4wds, camping adventurers- the fridges seem to cope really well.
He could put it in a fridge box or just make sure it is secured well, some people use the metal strip down the side to create an L bracket.
If its super bumpy it may just put pressure on the door hinges but it ought to be ok,
It has rubber feet but you could put some rubber foam underneath.


Hope that helps!

G'day Debbie,

Whilst these fridges are primarily designed for caravans, they are increasingly popular to use in ute canopies.
You'd need to ensure you have a way to adequately secure the fridge, preferably with the aluminium fridge box, and if your vehicle is leaf sprung, you may need to consider a rubber mat or something to help deaden any vibrations when offroading.

G'day Brad,

Yes, the 'trim' is actually the mounting kit component that comes with the Bushman DC130-X fridge.
Hope that helps.

G'day Erica,

*UPDATE 2023*
The fridge now comes with a standard Anderson plug, and does not need to be hardwired

G'day Clare,

The DC130-X is designed to be mounted into a recess/cabinet/bench. You could use it as a stand-alone fridge as long as the space is level with adequate ventilation. One thing to note is it is a 12/24V fridge, so if your cabin isn't portable it will likely be powered by 240V, and in that case, a bar fridge will most likely be a more suitable option.

G'day Jason,

Yes the DC130-X are supplied with a mounting kit designed to fit into a cavity 530W x 550D x 755Hmm. The final image is a schematic diagram that shows where the mounting kit sits around the fridge unit.

G'day Zollie,

I'm not familiar with the Electrolux RM2310 and I haven't been able to find any reference to them online, so it's hard to say. The DC130-X is a good option if you're after an upright 12V fridge.

G'day Mick,

The DC130-X is a special order product, so we don't physically hold stock for me to check. The schematic diagram indicates that the height is 750mm so unfortunately, we don't quite think it will fit. 

G'day Paul, 

As we're not trained professionals, we're probably not best equipped to speak directly on installation, but there is a lot of helpful detail on wiring on the second page of the user manual of this unit which you can read here. Sorry we couldn't be of more help Paul. 

G'day Wendy,

The DC-130X is just designed to run from 12V/24V, if you're wanting to run in from 240V you'd need to have a transformer wired into the system.