Vision Glass Door Refrigerator RE-150 Liter Moonlight Lily Flower Top Mount

VISION Glass Door Refrigerator RE-150 Liter Moonlight Lily Flower Top Mount is a compact top mount refrigerator with a 150 litre net capacity and a 175 litre gross volume. That is enough room for the daily shopping of a three or four member household without taking up much floor space.

This Vision Top Mount Refrigerator draws only 70-75W of input power and runs across a wide 160-260V, 50Hz range, so it keeps working when line voltage drops or spikes. The freezer cabinet holds below -18℃, which is cold enough for long term storage of fish, meat and frozen food.

Cooling on this Vision Moonlight Lily Refrigerator is adjusted with 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 576 × 560 × 1185 mm (W×D×H) with a net weight of 47.86 kg and a gross weight of 52.20 kg.

Compared with a larger unit, this 150 Liter Glass Door Refrigerator stands just 1185 mm tall, so it fits under a counter line or into a narrow kitchen corner. It is backed by a 12 year compressor warranty.

Highlights

• 150 litre net capacity with 175 litre gross volume
• Top mount glass door design
• Input power of only 70-75W
• 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 576 × 560 × 1185 mm (W×D×H)
• Net weight 47.86 kg, gross weight 52.20 kg
• 12 Years Compressor Warranty

Warranty Information

12 Years Compressor Warranty

Important Usage Instructions

• Keep the refrigerator upright for a few hours after delivery before switching it on for the first time.
• Leave open space behind and beside the cabinet so heat from the condenser can escape.
• Start with the mechanical dial at a middle setting and adjust after the cabinet has run for a full day.
• Defrost the freezer manually once ice builds up, and never chip the ice with a knife or sharp object.
• Cool hot food to room temperature before storing it and avoid keeping the glass door open for long.