Vision Glass Door Refrigerator RE-200 Liter Crystal Rose Flower Top Mount

VISION Glass Door Refrigerator RE-200 Liter Crystal Rose Flower Top Mount is a VIS200 GD top mount refrigerator with a 200 Ltr net volume and a 226 Ltr gross volume. That gives a four or five member family enough separation between fresh groceries below and frozen items in the top freezer.

This Vision Top Mount Refrigerator runs on a wide 160-260V, 50Hz supply, so it keeps cooling in areas where line voltage swings through the day. The freezer cabinet holds below -18℃, which is cold enough to store fish and meat over long stretches without repeated thawing.

Cooling on this Vision Crystal Rose Refrigerator is set through a mechanical temperature control. Cabinet insulation uses a 35-37 kg/m³ foaming density and the refrigerant system carries an ODP value of 0. The blue-finished cabinet measures 576 × 550 × 1460 mm (W×D×H) with a net weight of 53 kg and a gross weight of 58 kg.

When you compare one 200 Liter Glass Door Refrigerator with another, cabinet depth matters as much as litres. At 550 mm deep and 576 mm wide, this model slots into a narrow kitchen run while still holding 200 Ltr, and it is backed by a 12 year compressor warranty.

Highlights

• 200 Ltr net volume with 226 Ltr gross volume
• Top mount glass door design
• Model VIS200 GD
• Wide 160-260V, 50Hz operating range
• Freezer cabinet holds below -18℃
• Mechanical temperature control
• Foaming density of 35-37 kg/m³
• ODP value of 0
• Cabinet size 576 × 550 × 1460 mm (W×D×H)
• Net weight 53 kg, gross weight 58 kg
• Packing size 604 × 635 × 1540 mm
• 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.
• Clear ice from the freezer before it thickens, and never chip it away with a knife or sharp object.
• Cool hot food to room temperature before storing it and avoid keeping the glass door open for long.