It operates with static cooling, which is the most common method of cooling. Static cooling offers uniform cooling with high humidity levels, resulting in fresh foods not deteriorating. The disadvantage of static cooling is that it easily accumulates ice, requiring defrosting at regular intervals. For the best operation of the refrigerator, it is recommended to defrost before the ice layer exceeds 1 centimeter.

It is considered silent, thanks to its low noise level (37db).

According to the new energy class, it belongs to class F. The new energy efficiency scale consists of classes A to G. Devices with class A (green) are those with the lowest energy consumption, while devices with class G (red) are those with the highest energy consumption.
It is worth noting that there is no correspondence between the old and the new energy efficiency scale. Based on the new A-G scale, very few refrigerators currently available on the market belong to classes A and B. The majority of products in the category belong to classes F, E, and D.

The annual energy consumption reaches 100 kWh/y. The annual energy consumption indicates the electricity consumption of the refrigerator over a period of 1 year. The lower the value, the more economical the refrigerator is in its use. Indicatively, for refrigerators between 250-300 kWh/y, the electricity cost is approximately 30 € per year.