Samsung RB37J5029SS stainless steel
 | Outdated Product $801.92 up to $802.80 Total capacity (L): 365; Number of chambers: 2; Inverter compressor; No Frost: freezer / refrigerator compartments; Features: holiday mode; door alarm; reversible door; Refrigerator capacity (L): 267; fresh zone; Fast cool; Dynamic air cooling; Auto-defrost; Freezer: bottom; Freezer capacity (L): 98 |
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two-chamber, full No Frost, fridge: 260 L, freezer 102 L, 2 circuits, fresh zone (zero chamber), humidity zone, 203x60x66.5 cm
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Multi-flow cooling system
Cold air enters through numerous openings located on each shelf. Thanks to this, the air in the refrigerator is cooled evenly, and the desired temperature is quickly updated after opening the doors, thus maintaining the freshness of the air.
Multi-flow cooling system
Cold air enters through numerous openings located on each shelf. Thanks to this, the air in the refrigerator is cooled evenly, and the desired temperature is quickly updated after opening the doors, thus maintaining the freshness of the air.
