Bush Fridge Freezer - White £129.99 @ Argos
Product description / spec
Maximize your kitchen space with this white-finished Bush fridge freezer, featuring a 'big bin' freezer compartment and extra deep fridge door storage. The fridge has three glass shelves, a dairy compartment, a salad crisper and a bottle rack; the freezer has three plastic drawers. The BSNF55136 also has a reversible door, to suit your kitchen layout.
Key specifications
Energy efficiency rating: A.
Energy consumption: 270kWh per year based on standard test results for 24 hours.
Storage capacity 6.36 cu ft.
Net fresh food storage volume 115 litres.
Net frozen food storage volume 65 litres.
Star rating: 4.
Climate class N.
Noise level 42dB.
Fridge specifications:
3 glass shelves.
Bottle rack in fridge door.
Extra deep fridge door storage.
1 dairy compartment.
1 salad crisper compartment.
Freezer specifications:
3 plastic drawers.
Includes 'big bin' compartment.
General information:
Ambient temperature 16 to 32°C.
Top fridge, bottom freezer.
Reversible door.
Manual temperature control.
Temperature display.
Size H136, W55, D58cm.
All Comments (25)
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Edited By: Saintledger on Oct 17, 2012 19:03: £8.95 more for delivery
dimensions seem a little different Size H152.3, W49.1, D56.7cm
Freezer capacity is significantly smaller
Edited By: Saintledger on Oct 17, 2012 19:22
Dimensions: Size H185, W60, D61cm.
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* Ambient temperature 16 to 32°C.
* Ambient temperature 16 to 32°C.
I wasnt even aware that there was such a specification. Thanks for the snippet.
Wasnt thinking of getting the freezer, but its useful to know what may affect performance
It's a bit ironic, isn't it for a fridge needing to be in an ambient temperature, wouldn't you say?
* Ambient temperature 16 to 32°C.
I wasnt even aware that there was such a specification. Thanks for the snippet.
Wasnt thinking of getting the freezer, but its useful to know what may affect performance
Pretty much all of these cheap fridge freezers also only have one thermostat which means that even if the refrigerant gas doesn't freeze, the freezer will thaw because the the thermostat is only controlling the fridge. I have that problem so during the winter I can't store anything in the freezer section of my garage f/f. Luckily my refrigerant gas (R600a) is rated down to 5degrees which hasn't *yet* caused an issue cooling the fridge.
It's a bit ironic, isn't it for a fridge needing to be in an ambient temperature, wouldn't you say?
Yep, but cheaper manufacturing equals corners that need to be cut.