The 233L bar fridge holds up to 264 cans, giving you generous storage for drinks in a compact 800mm-high build. Front venting allows seamless integration into cabinetry, maximising space in tight areas. The mirror finish polished stainless steel interior delivers a premium look, while switchable blue or white LED lighting lets you set the mood instantly. Strong shelving supports the weight of all bottles, with over 50 shelf height adjustments for flexible organisation. Lockable, self-closing doors with class bar handles keep contents secure and accessible. The Schmick ECO controller ensures low energy consumption for efficient operation. Rated to 38°C ambient, it’s built for Australian conditions.
ENERGY SAVING FEATURES
LED lighting, 12Volt Fans, Cyclopentane foaming, Schmick ECO Controller, Quiet running Schmick inner fans, Solid Door.
GLASS DOOR INFORMATION
304 Stainless Solid Door
SHELVING
4 x HD Shelves (W: 400mm x D: 400mm); 5 shelves shown in photos
COOLING
Cools to zero (0°C) in 38°C+ no problems.
POWER CONSUMPTION HEATED DOOR OFF
*If Applicable: 2.06 kW/24hrs
RUNNING COST HEATED DOOR OFF
*If Applicable: Approximately $192.79 per year (Based on 25.64 cents per kilowatt)
BRAND PARTS USED
Quiet running Schmick inner fans, Meanwell Transformer From Taiwan, High Quality Jiaxipera Chinese Compressor, Schmick ECO Controller
BRAND INFORMATION
Schmick is our own flagship brand that is reserved for the best units we sell that encompass both excellent design and performance.
APPROVALS
GEMS 2022, Meps, EMC (C-Tick), SAA Electrical
INTERNAL (WxDxH)
815 x 430 x 655 mm
OTHER SIZE INFORMATION
Inner step is 240mm in and 170mm high
VENTILATION
Top: 10 mm, Each Side: 10 mm, Rear: 50 mm
KEY FEATURES
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Front venting to build neatly into cavities
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Mirror finish polished stainless steel interior
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Blue or White led light option (switchable)
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Strong shelving holds weight of all bottles, over 50 x shelf height adjustments
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Lockable, self-closing doors with class bar handles
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Schmick ECO controller, unit is low energy consumption