Samsung RR35H6110SA Tall Fridge - Graphite
With a contemporary graphite design the Samsung RR35H6110SA Tall Fridge will take pride of place in any kitchen and offers an impressive 350-litre storage capacity and a range of cooling technology. Optimum storage conditions The RR35H6110SA Fridge has adjustable safety glass shelving, two spacious salad crispers, five door compartments and a wine rack so you can organise your groceries efficiently. Thanks to its combination of advanced cooling technology and a smart design, the fridge has been awarded an A+ energy rating and has a quiet operating volume of just 42 dB(A). What's more, Samsung's No Frost system stops the build up of frost and ice so you can make use of all the space inside this fridge. Fresher for longer Samsung RR35H6110SA Tall Fridge benefits from a range of technology to ensure your food stays fresher for longer. With strategically placed air vents the Multi Flow air cooling system makes sure that all your food is evenly cooled, no matter what shelf it is being stored on. A deodoriser inside the fridge stops strong flavours from intermingling with other food items and maintains a high level of hygiene within the appliance. The Samsung RR35H6110SA also features a Digital Inverter Motor with sensors that monitor the environment of the fridge, adjusting it based on your usage. The motor comes with a 10-year warranty for complete peace of mind. Precise controls An exterior digital display on the RR35H6110SA Fridge put a wealth of control on your fingertips and features a child lock to protect the controls from being tampered with. You can adjust the temperature, active Power Cool to quickly chill new items or choose extra functions such as Holiday Mode. For an efficient and user-friendly appliance with extensive storage space choose the Samsung RR35H6110SA Tall Fridge . ______ PLEASE NOTE: Use in outbuildings: This refrigerator is not designed to be used in an outbuilding - both your food and the appliance can be damaged. Do not use it in any unheated area.
