SNAIGE RF36SM-P1CB27
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SNAIGE RF36SM-P1CB27
The SNAIGE Refrigerator offers both a fridge and freezer in one design and is a practical choice for every kitchen. This model has a freestanding design, so feel free to unpack it and start using. The SNAIGE RF36SM-P1CB27 Refrigerator ranks in the highly cost-effective A++ energy efficiency class. The climate class is indicated by the N, ST and N-ST abbreviation. The SNAIGE refrigerator has a noise level of 41 dB.
Key Parameters of the SNAIGE RF36SM-P1CB27 Combined Refrigerator and Freezer
- Energy efficiency class: A++
- ZeroZone section for storing fruit and vegetables
- SNAIGE RF36SM-P1CB27 noise level: 41 dB
- Refrigerator capacity: 229 l
- Freezer capacity: 88 l
- Door hinges can be installed to either side
SNAIGE Refrigerator Additional Functions
If you place a large number of fresh groceries inside, the freezer sharply lowers the temperature to cool it down in a few moments. To have the ideal conditions for storing fruit, vegetables or cheese the refrigerator has a ZeroZone section - a special space with lowered temperature. The SNAIGE refrigerator comes with a bright LED light to make sure you always have a good overview of what is inside.
SNAIGE Refrigerator Dimensions and Arrangement
The refrigerator part has a total capacity of 229 l, so it's ideal for households with a few children. The model has 3 shelves for keeping and arranging your food. The freezer capacity is 88 l. It contains 3 compartments. The SNAIGE refrigerator measures 60 × 194.5 × 65 cm.
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