Vitrifrigo DW360BT OCX2 RVS Drawer Refrigerator and Freezer 12/24V
Are you looking for a reliable, robust and stylish cooling solution for your boat or yacht? The Vitrifrigo DW360BT OCX2 is the ultimate combination of a refrigerator and a freezer, specially designed for the marine environment. This model offers the performance and durability you can expect from top-quality marine cooling.
Superior Marine Cooling and Design
This advanced dual drawer system is the perfect solution for efficiently storing your food on board. The unit is made from high-quality Stainless Steel (RVS), giving it excellent resistance to salt, moisture and corrosion. The DW360BT OCX2 is equipped with two separate drawers: a cooling compartment and a freezing compartment, allowing you to independently control the temperature of both zones for optimal freshness.
The total gross capacity of this spacious built-in model is 360 litres, providing more than enough storage space for longer trips. The refrigerator operates on flexible voltage of 12V or 24V DC, allowing it to seamlessly integrate into any modern electrical system of a ship. The powerful and energy-efficient Danfoss/Secop compressor ensures fast and consistent cooling performance, essential under all weather conditions.
Main Features and Specifications
- Model: Vitrifrigo DW360BT OCX2, optimized for built-in installation.
- Capacity: Total 360 litres gross volume, divided between separate cooling and freezing drawers.
- Material: Made from high-quality Stainless Steel (RVS) for maximum durability at sea.
- Voltage: Flexibly operates on both 12 Volts and 24 Volts DC, ideal for universal marine use.
- Technology: Equipped with a reliable and quiet Danfoss/Secop compressor.
- Design: OCX2 version with sturdy drawer locks that ensure the drawers remain closed, even in rough seas. The drawers are designed for easy access and optimal use of available space.
Choose the Vitrifrigo DW360BT OCX2 and invest in a professional, space-saving and durable cooling solution designed to withstand the harshest conditions.
