Vision 305 Liter Glass Door Refrigerator Golden Peony Flower Top Mount

VISION 305 Liter Glass Door Refrigerator Golden Peony Flower Top Mount is a top mount glass door refrigerator with a 305 litre net capacity and a 324 litre gross volume. The freezer sits at the top and the larger fresh-food cabinet sits below, so the items a family reaches for every day stay at a comfortable height.

This Vision Top Mount Refrigerator draws 90-95W of input power and runs on a wide 160-260V, 50Hz supply, which helps in areas where line voltage keeps moving up and down. The freezer cabinet holds below -18℃, so fish and meat can be stored for long stretches without repeated re-freezing.

Cooling on this Vision Golden Peony Refrigerator is set through a mechanical temperature control, and defrosting is manual. Cabinet insulation uses a 35-37 kg/m³ foaming density and the refrigerant system carries an ODP value of 0. The cabinet measures 660 × 600 × 1677 mm (W×D×H), with a net weight of 65.610 kg and a gross weight of 72.380 kg.

When you compare one 305 Liter Refrigerator with another, the points that actually change daily life are net capacity, input power, voltage range and how cold the freezer gets. This Vision 305 Liter Glass Door Refrigerator covers a large family's weekly storage from a single top mount cabinet and is backed by a 12 year compressor warranty.

Highlights

• 305 litre net capacity with 324 litre gross volume
• Top mount glass door design
• Input power of 90-95W
• Wide 160-260V, 50Hz operating range
• Freezer cabinet holds below -18℃
• Mechanical temperature control
• Manual defrosting
• Foaming density of 35-37 kg/m³
• ODP value of 0
• Cabinet size 660 × 600 × 1677 mm (W×D×H)
• Net weight 65.610 kg, gross weight 72.380 kg
• 12 Years Compressor Warranty

Warranty Information

12 Years Compressor Warranty

Important Usage Instructions

• Stand the refrigerator upright for a few hours after delivery before switching it on for the first time.
• Leave clear space at the back and both sides so the cabinet can release heat properly.
• Set the mechanical control to a middle position first, then adjust after the cabinet has run for a full day.
• Defrost the freezer manually once ice builds up, and never chip the ice off with a knife or any sharp tool.
• Let hot food cool to room temperature before storing it, and avoid holding the glass door open for long.