Built-in refrigerators with dynamic air cooling

Dynamic cooling

— the main difference between such systems and classical, static ones is the presence of a fan in the refrigerating compartment, that evenly distributes cold air throughout the entire refrigeration compartment. This ensures a uniform temperature and prevents hot spots from forming (which can occur with static systems. This functionality is especially useful when the fridge is heavily loaded with non-refrigerated products, where natural air circulation is greatly reduced. Unlike No Frost systems, dynamic systems do not remove moisture from the fridge, which can lead to periodic defrosting, but it prevents the contents from drying out and eliminates the need to store certain products in containers.