Bosch has unveiled its new series of single-door refrigerators in India. The new refrigerators are available in capacities ranging between 187 liters to 226 liters. They are also certified with energy-saving ratings of up to 5 stars along with features like 18-hour cooling protection during power cuts. Let’s have a look at the features and pricing of the new Bosch single-door refrigerators.
Bosch Single Door Refrigerators: Price and Availability
Pricing for the Bosch single-door refrigerators starts at Rs 24,990 for the base model with a 187-liter capacity, and the top variant is priced at Rs 30,490 which comes with a 226-liter capacity. A total number of 13 different models are available in this price range that vary by capacity and features.
These refrigerator units are available for purchase in offline stores across all leading electronic shops in India. Customers can also search for the availability of each model in their region from the official Bosch website.
Features of Bosch Single Door Refrigerators
The new Bosch single-door refrigerators are specially designed to offer maximum space with its compact size. It comes bundled with accessories like a delicate crisper box for leafy vegetables, an easy access zone for daily essentials, an adjustable bin for dry items, and a 21-liter capacity vegetable box.
The refrigerator can also store four bottles of 1-liter capacity. These also feature three tempered glass shelves which can be adjusted height-wise. The refrigerators are available in multiple colour options which include Fine Steel, Dark Lake, Feather Blue, and Feather Wine.
Bosch says that its new series of refrigerators offer a 2.5x faster cooling for water bottles. These units can operate between a voltage range of 220V – 240V, and feature a 6 ampere power plug. The dimensions of the base capacity model are 1175 x 538 x 682 mm, and the top model has 1474 x 538 x 682 mm.
The new single-door Bosch refrigerators offer a 10-year warranty on the compressor. These units are Made-in-India and Bosch says that the company uses the same German technologies in its Indian facilities.
