Main Specifications

Type

Mini Bar

Type

Mini Bar

Mini bar refrigerators occupy a much smaller volume as they have a height of up to 85cm. They offer convenience and are recommended for small spaces such as hotels, offices, and clinics. Some also have internal freezing.

Total Capacity

92 lt

Total Capacity

The total space where you can store fresh and frozen foods. Indicatively, a couple will need a refrigerator with a total capacity of 250lt to 300lt, while a family of four will need a refrigerator with a total capacity of at least 400lt.

Freezer Capacity

46 lt

Freezer Capacity

The space where you can store frozen food at a temperature below or equal to -18°C (degrees Celsius).

Fridge Capacity

46 lt

Fridge Capacity

It is the space in the fridge where you can store food at a temperature from 2°C to 4°C (degrees Celsius).

Cooling System

Static

Cooling System

Static

The device collects ice at regular intervals, both in the refrigeration and in the freezing compartment. It should be defrosted at least once or twice a year, or every time the layer of ice reaches 2-5 millimeters.

Independent Cooling Systems

No

Independent Cooling Systems

The air in the refrigerator compartment does not mix with the air in the freezer. This prevents odours from transferring between the compartments (e.g. smells in the ice cubes) and keeps fresh food from drying out, preserving its moisture for longer.

Colour

White

Retro

No

New Energy Label

Energy Class

E

Energy Class

New energy efficiency scale consisting of classes A, B, C, D, E, F, G. Devices with class A (green) have the lowest energy consumption, while devices with class G (red) have the highest consumption. 

It is worth noting that there is no correspondence between the old and the new energy efficiency scale. Based on the new A-G scale, few refrigerators currently available on the market belong to classes A and B. The majority of products in this category belong to classes F, E and D. 

You can find detailed information about the New Energy Label in Skroutz's guide.

E

If we want to move from class F to class E, we save approximately €7 per year on electricity consumption, while moving from class E to class D saves us approximately €6.

Annual Energy Consumption

80 kWh/y

Annual Energy Consumption

Displays the electricity consumption of the refrigerator over a period of 1 year. The lower the value, the more economical the refrigerator is to use. 

Noise Level

41 dB

Noise Level

Shows how much noise the refrigerator makes during operation. A refrigerator is considered quiet when it is below 40dB.

Energy Noise Class

C

Energy Noise Class

The energy noise class categorizes appliances into groups according to the noise they emit, ranging from the lowest D to the highest A. The higher the class, the quieter the refrigerator. For example, a refrigerator with noise class C is approximately 37-42 dB, which is considered relatively quiet.

Features & Functions

Built-in

No

Reversible Door

Yes

Cold Water Outlet

No

Cold Water Outlet

It has a cold water tap on the door.

Ice Cube Dispenser

No

Ice Cube Dispenser

It has an outlet on the door for ice dispensing.

Integrated Mini Bar

No

Integrated Mini Bar

A part of the door opens to provide easy access to drinks and food while maintaining a stable internal temperature of the refrigerator, as the door does not need to be opened and closed.

Motor Type

Conventional

Device Dimensions

Height

48.7 cm

Width

48 cm

Length

45 cm

Smart Attributes

Wi-Fi

No

Wi-Fi

The refrigerator connects with smart devices via a Wi-Fi network. 

You can adjust the refrigerator's temperature through an app and receive a notification if the refrigerator door is not properly closed.

Bluetooth

No

Bluetooth

The refrigerator connects to smart devices via Bluetooth. To use this feature, you need to be relatively close to the device. Through Bluetooth, you can change the refrigerator's settings and use a voice assistant for voice commands.