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The Westinghouse 120L Bar Fridge boasts plenty of fridge space for a studio apartment or a break room for a small office. It also works well as a secondary fridge for busy households who find their main refrigerator is frequently overloaded. You also have an icebox section to keep a supply of ice cubes for drinks and smoothies - ideal for a hot summer day.
Simple to use and equipped with environmentally-friendly features such as an R600A refrigerant and LED lighting, this is an efficient fridge that gets the job done.
Simple to use and equipped with environmentally-friendly features such as an R600A refrigerant and LED lighting, this is an efficient fridge that gets the job done.
Reversible Door
Position the door to open on either the left or right hand side, depending on your requirements.
Designed to match
This Westinghouse bar fridge is designed to be used as a 'pigeon pair' with the Westinghouse WFM0700WC model freezer.
Compact and convenient
A convenient-sized unit suitable for a home bar, pool-room, or rumpus room that is limited on space.
Efficient and environmentally friendly
Designed with energy efficiency in mind, this fridge uses a R600A refrigerant -- a more environmentally friendly choice than other conventional refrigerants.
Specifications & Manuals
Key Specifications
| Model Number | WIM1200WD |
|---|---|
| Weight (kg) | 30 kg |
| Depth (mm) | 575 mm |
| Height (mm) | 845 mm |
| Width (mm) | 560 mm |
| Accessories included | 1 x Manual Ice Tray |
| Finish Colour | White |
| Notes | **Manual defrost inbuilt freezer** |
| Finish Colour Description | White Cabinet / White Facia Door Panel. |
Other Features
| Fridge Type | Bar Fridge |
|---|---|
| Features | Westinghouse 120L Bar Fridge WIM1200WD. 1 x Tempered Glass Shelves. Reversible door. Pigeon pair with bar freezer WFM0900WD,Match with the WFM0900WD to create a fridge/freezer combination. Front adjustable leveling feet. Interior LED fridge light: Convenient and efficient, the LED interior light allows you easier visibility of your food and drink. Manual Temperature Control. |
| UV Protection | |
| Adjustable shelves | |
| Frost Free | |
| Light type | LED |
| Outdoor | |
| Temperature Control | Manual |
| Number of shelves | 1 |
| Door open alarm | |
| Adjustable feet | Yes |
Warranty
| Manufacturer Warranty | 2 Years |
|---|---|
| Warranty Note | 2 Year Domestic Warranty on all Parts & Labour** |
| Use | Not intended or designed for commercial use. |
Door
| Door reversing kit required | No |
|---|---|
| Default Door Hinge | Right |
| Reversible door | Yes |
| Door reversing kit included | Yes |
| Number of Doors | 1 |
Volume
| Total Volume | 120 L |
|---|---|
| Fridge Volume | 107 L |
| Freezer Volume | 13 L |
| Volume Note | Useable volumes quoted |
Energy Efficiency
| Energy Star Rating |  2.5 Stars |
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Electrical Connection
| Type of connection | 10A plug & lead |
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Safety Features
| Lockable Door |
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Country of Origin
| Origin | China |
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Other
| Primary Product Category | Bar Fridges |
|---|---|
| Energy consumption | 259 Kwh |
| Outdoor Fridge | |
| Integrated Fridge | |
| Wine Fridge | |
| Glass Door | |
| Beverage Fridges | |
| Custom Installation | |
| EAN | 9316561026283 |
| Frost Control | Manual Defrost |
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Holiday house needs
We are temporarily staying with our 89 years young mum for a few weeks, this fridge can keep 2-3 food to serve our daily meals.
Great mini fridge
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great little fridge! Keeps all of my beverages ice cold and looks great!
a better buy than I originally thought
I needed this by the end of the next day but had to pay for delivery on a Saturday when it's free during the week. So, I'm paying penalty rates for your weekend workers now?
