Kenworth T700 Refrigerators & Mounting Kits

Frequently Asked Questions About Kenworth T700 Refrigerators & Mounting Kits

Will these refrigerators fit my Kenworth T700 without modifications?

Refrigerators and mounting kits designed for the Kenworth T700 are built to match the factory bunk area and existing mounting points in most configurations. However, sleeper size, cab layout, and any prior aftermarket modifications can affect fit, so it's important to check the specific model and dimensions listed against your truck's interior space before ordering.

What size refrigerator can I fit in my T700 sleeper?

Available refrigerator sizes vary depending on the mounting kit and the space in your sleeper. Common capacities range from compact units for smaller storage areas to larger models for teams or drivers who need more food storage. Measure your available mounting space, including height clearance, before choosing a unit to avoid returns or fitment issues.

Do I need a separate mounting kit, or does it come with the refrigerator?

Some refrigerators are sold as standalone units, while others are bundled with a mounting kit designed specifically for the T700. Always check the product listing carefully to confirm whether hardware, brackets, and mounting components are included, or if you'll need to purchase a compatible kit separately.

How difficult is it to install a refrigerator and mounting kit myself?

Most mounting kits are designed for a straightforward installation using basic hand tools, and many drivers install them without professional help. That said, the process typically involves securing brackets to existing structural points in the cab and may require running power connections, so having basic mechanical skills and reviewing the included instructions beforehand will make the job easier.

What power source do these refrigerators run on, and will it drain my truck's battery?

Most 12-volt refrigerators made for trucks are designed to run efficiently off the truck's electrical system, including during periods when the engine is off. Battery drain depends on usage, insulation quality, and how long the truck sits without running. Many drivers pair these units with an auxiliary power source or battery monitor to avoid unexpected battery drain overnight.