What is the power of the double-door refrigerator?

1. If yes, the capacity of the opposite door refrigerator is generally about 450-600 liters, and it is equipped with an ultra-efficient compressor or a variable frequency compressor. The compressor power varies from 130- 190W, but the rated power consumption is mostly 1.5KW*h/24h.

2. For example: Electrolux BCD-535W, 535L. Power consumption: 1.52kw*h/24h.

3. Bosch KAN56V 10TI, 570L. Power consumption: 1.5kw*h/24h.

4. Samsung RS2 1HSLPM, 554 liters (frequency conversion). Power consumption: 1.29kw*h/24h.

5. Siemens KA62NS60TI, 621L. Power consumption: 1.52kw*h/24h.

6. Haier BCD-55 1WSY, 5 10L (frequency conversion). Power consumption: 0.98 kW * hour /24 hours.

7. Haier BCD-539WT, 539 l. Power consumption: 1.66kw*h/24h.

8. Meiling BCD-450Ze9,450L (frequency conversion). Power consumption: 1. 19kw*h/24h.

Extended data:

The traditional door-to-door refrigerator was born in 1949, and was introduced by Amana, an old American home appliance brand. Compared with the double-door refrigerator, the double-door refrigerator has large capacity, multiple functions and more beautiful appearance.

However, the traditional double-door refrigerator still has some shortcomings, such as inconvenient use and inability to store large-capacity food. Because the traditional double-door refrigerator is a big box with a vertical partition in the middle, the left and right doors are installed separately, and the two sides are the refrigerating room and the freezing room respectively.

Although this kind of refrigerator and freezer are large in size, they are long and narrow, and the available space is not large, which causes great waste and many large items cannot be put down. Americans like pizza with a diameter of 70 cm to be cut in half before putting it in the freezer. The turkeys that Americans like can't be put in the freezer at all. They can only be eaten in the freezer in the basement and have to go to the basement to get them.

References:

Opposite refrigerator-Baidu encyclopedia