Upgrading fridge to electric

[dcworm57]

1989 westy California.
still running the original fridge but considering upgrading to electric fridge . What make and models have you upgraded to , which ones are the best fit for the original space , I would like to fit the original Westfalia door if possible but not a deal breaker if I can’t . 
Any ideas or advice appreciated…

[R0B]

We have a Dometic/Waeco CoolMatic CRX 50 45L Fridge. It uses very little power. We are very happy with it.
https://www.waecofridges.co.uk/
I should also add that we have a foldable solar panel.

[hotpod]

I have the same one. It was a very simple fit, has more room and an optional freezer, plus it runs quite happily 24/7 from my 90AH leisure battery and a 100w solar panel. I love it. There
There are cheaper ones out there but I've seen a few and am of the opinion that the dometic has much nicer build quality. 
I wanted to try and keep the original door too but in the end, the  pros of the fridge outweighed the con of not having the original door. I do still have the original door and surround in case I for some unknown reason want to put it back, but currently I cant think of any reason which would make me do that.

[keynsham1]

As I understand it, electric fridges will run your leisure battery down to around half in a weekend. I assume for a longer trip you should have EHU or solar panels?

[cobblers]

As I understand it, electric fridges will run your leisure battery down to around half in a weekend. I assume for a longer trip you should have EHU or solar panels?

Depends on your battery, fridge and the ambient conditions of course, but assuming you have a smallish lead acid leisure battery and it's warm weather then that's a fairly reasonably guess.
However, if you put 100-150w of solar on the roof, that will keep the battery topped up and you can run the fridge more or less indefinitely (regardless of the size of your battery)

I turned the fridges on in both my campers a few weeks ago, and they'll remain on til the end of october.

[Rosie n' Jim]

When you say 'electric', is that 240v or 12 v, thermoelectric or compressor? Battery or hookup? Power consumption differs hugely across the range.