Wine cooler, 2-zone, 46 bottles, Arktic, 133L, 220-240V/90W, 595x646x(H)830mm
Temperature range: 5/22˚C.
Space for up to 46 bottles of wine – 133 l.
5 wooden shelves made of beech wood resistant to humidity level fluctuations.
Pull-out shelves.
Compact size – perfect for serving wine at the counter.
Energy class: G (A-G).
| Product dimensions | 588 x 595 x 820 mm |
| Power | 90W |
| Voltage, V | 220-240 |
| Energy class | G |
| Control panel | digitaalne |
| Usable volume, L | 133 |
| Material | stainless steel |
| Net weight, kg | 49 |
| Main material | plastic |
| Temperature range | 5...22 |
Material: (housing) steel powder coated, black; (interior) plastic, black.
Glass door, lockable.
Door with Low-E glass for less energy loss.
With inverter compressor, performance is based on required refrigeration demand.
Digital Control.
Insulation: 50 mm.
2 climate zones, setting of only one zone also possible.
7 wooden grids for approx.
154 standard bottles.
LED lighting (white), separately switchable.
Double forced air cooling.
Automatic defrost.
Temperature zone 1: +5 / +12 °C; Zone 2: +12 / +20 °C.
Connection: 230 V - 50 Hz - 0,180 kW.
Capacity: 379 liters.
External dimensions: W 595 x D 710 x H 1720 mm.
Weight: 52kg.
Refrigerant: R600a.
Energy efficiency class: G (spectrum A to G).
Temperature range: 5/22˚C.
Space for up to 135 bottles of wine – 387 l.
13 wooden shelves made of beech wood resistant to humidity level fluctuations.
Pull-out shelves.
Energy class: G (A-G).
Dimensions: 480x575x1285 mm.
Power: 70W / 230V.
Capacity: 105 bottles.
One temperature zone 5-20°C.
4 wooden shelves.
Digital controller with temperature display.
Dimensions: 540x548x845mm.
Power: 110W / 230V.
Capacity: 45 bottles.
One temperature zone.
Temperature range 4-22°C.
Digital controller with temperature display.
Revolving door.
Wooden shelves.
Dimensions: 595x561(605)x865 mm.
Power: 100W / 230V.
Capacity: 44 bottles.
Two temperature zones.
Ventilated anti-vibration cooling system.
Wooden shelves.
Digital controller with temperature display.
