Two compartments, two different jobs

A separate freezer changes what a smaller refrigerator can realistically handle. The main cabinet provides space for everyday food, drinks and fresh ingredients, while the 45-litre freezer gives frozen items their own compartment. The two-door layout also means the refrigerator can be opened without disturbing the freezer compartment, which is particularly useful in shared environments where the main cabinet is accessed frequently.

Built around everyday organisation

Inside the refrigerator are two adjustable glass shelves, accompanied by dedicated door storage for bottles and smaller items. A transparent fruit drawer creates a separate space for fresh produce. The freezer is divided across two levels, helping make better use of its 45-litre usable capacity rather than leaving everything in a single open compartment.

A practical size for shared spaces

At 152.5 cm high, 53.5 cm wide and 59 cm deep, this model offers considerably more storage than a minibar while remaining narrower than many full-size refrigerators. That makes it relevant to offices, staff areas, hotel accommodation, dormitories and smaller commercial premises where food storage needs have outgrown a minibar but available floor space still matters.

Designed for straightforward daily use

Interior lighting makes the contents easier to find, while adjustable temperature control allows the cooling level to be set for everyday use. Adjustable feet help level the cabinet once it has been positioned. The doors are right-hinged, so sufficient clearance should be allowed on the opening side when planning the installation.

Capacity and consumption, clearly stated

The refrigerator has a C energy rating and a declared annual energy consumption of 470 kWh. It operates from a 220V AC supply and uses a compression refrigeration system. The cabinet is specified for a Temperate climate class.