New Energy Label

Energy Class

G

Energy Class

New energy efficiency scale consisting of classes A, B, C, D, E, F, G. Devices with class A (green) have the lowest energy consumption, while devices with class G (red) have the highest consumption.

If we want to move from class G to E, we save about €10 annually on electricity consumption. The transition between consecutive classes is almost negligible in annual cost.
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, few products currently available on the market belong to classes A and B. The majority of products in the category belong to classes G, F, and E. You can find detailed information about the New Energy Label in the Skroutz guide.

Annual Energy Consumption

144 kWh/y

Annual Energy Consumption

Shows the amount of electricity consumed by the device over a period of 1 year. The lower the value, the more economical the maintenance of the device. For example, for maintainers between 250-300 kwh/y, the cost of electricity corresponds to approximately €30 per year.

Capacity

48 bottles

Capacity

The capacity shows how many wine bottles the cooler can hold. An average capacity is considered to be from 50-100 bottles.

Noise Level

41 dB

Noise Level

Shows how much noise the wine cooler makes during operation. It is considered quiet when it is around 40 dB.

Energy Noise Class

C

Energy Noise Class

The energy noise class categorizes appliances into groups according to the noise they emit, ranging from the lowest D to the highest A. The higher the class, the quieter the wine cooler. For example, a wine cooler with a noise class of C is approximately 37-42 dB, which is considered relatively quiet.

Installation

Built-in

No

Dimensions

Height

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Width

-

Length

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