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Fridge Freezers
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MultiZone: fridge to freezer with one touch
No matter what’s on your shopping list, the flexible MultiZone compartment gives you extra freezer or fridge space instantly and for you to organise however you want. Adjust the temperature from -24°C to 10°C with the touch of a button and never worry how you’ll squeeze in all that stuff from the store into the refrigerator.
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Twist & Serve Ice Cube Tray: easy-access ice cubes
Flex it, pinch it, hit it on the countertop and some ice trays will still not give in. Twist & Serve Ice Cube Tray overcomes these difficulties with a simple twisting action. The cubes are dropped inside the ice box. No mess, no fuss.
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CoolRoom: meat, fish & dairy fresher for longer
Meat, fish, and dairy need lower temperatures to stay fresh. The CoolRoom compartment keeps these products at just above freezing temperatures and maintains optimum humidity. That way, food remains fresh and full of flavour for up to twice as long.
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90° door opening for convenience
Some kitchens have a challenging layout with appliances in awkward places. SmoothFit doors don’t go past the side panel when opened 90 degrees, meaning the fridge can easily be positioned at the corner of a room or next to a wall without compromising ease of use. Crispers come all the way out too!
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ProSmart Inverter Compressor: high efficiency, high durability, low noise
If your fridge is a humming, gurgling energy-hog, it’s time to make the switch. Thanks to its innovative design, the ProSmart Inverter Compressor provides faster cooling with less energy and four times quieter operation than average refrigerator compressors. It adapts to temperature fluctuations quicker, keeps food fresh longer and saves on your energy bills, all at the same time.
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Vacation Mode: extra energy saving
Get your fridge in the holiday spirit when you leave for vacation. Vacation Mode saves energy by shutting down the cooler section but keeping the freezer running. Frozen food will we preserved while you save on energy bills.
