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Add Convenience to Your Home With an Under Counter FridgeIncrease productivity in your home office by installing a fridge under the counter for drinks and snacks. Include one in your man's or woman's shed to have easy access to chilled wines.Contrary to freestanding refrigerators undercounter models vent at the front which makes them easier to fit under countertops. Refer to the specifications for clearance requirements for countertops.ConvenienceMany restaurants and bars already have full-size refrigerators, so adding a fridge under counter is a great way to make space, without sacrificing capacity. These small refrigerators can store frozen items, beverages food items, party trays and condiments and provide more convenience than regular freezers. They can be easily hidden under counters or behind bars, but still be accessible. They also have a lower noise level than fridges that are freestanding.Some models have a door that swings out for access to the interior. Certain models come with a built in door that is locked and secure for security. These refrigerators under counter have doors that are insulated, which helps to keep temperatures steady and avoid smells. Many have digital touch pad controls that allow you to adjust temperature and set timers that notify you when it is time to replace refrigerant.Undercounter refrigerators are smaller and therefore, less expensive to run than other refrigerators. The compressors that run them are smaller as well, meaning they don't need to work as hard to cool down and maintain their ideal temperature. They also use less electricity than chest and upright freezers.Under counter refrigerators can be an ideal option for medical laboratories and health care facilities that have small space. These refrigerators feature an open back or backsplash that is either welded or bolted on the wall to protect surfaces from messes and spills. Some refrigerators come with a drawer which opens like cabinets for additional convenience. Certain specialties are ADA-compliant, and have shorter legs, which allows them to be placed under lower counters, too.A refrigerator under counter can provide a modern, sleek look to your kitchen, bar, or patio. Some of these models have stainless steel exteriors that are resistant to corrosion and are easy to clean. There are models that have glass doors, a range of colors to complement your decor, and models with towel bar handles to give you more flexibility. There are also various sizes available, so you can find the perfect amount of storage space to meet your needs.Energy EfficiencyUnder counter refrigerators are small enough to fit in most areas. This allows them to serve a variety of functions, such as extra storage for foods and drinks that are not in the kitchen or in a bar at home. They can also be a great way to free up space in your main refrigerator, allowing you to store food that you don't often use.Unlike full-sized refrigerators, under counter fridges run at a lower energy consumption rate. This makes them a good option for any room in the house such as a bar at home to an outdoor kitchen or a workshop.Undercounter refrigerators that are well-designed utilize high-quality fans to transfer cool air from the front into interior compartments where it's cooled and cooled by the compressor. The cooling process is fast, and warm air rises to exit through a vent on the back of the refrigerator. As technology advances, companies are always striving to make fridges that are under counter more efficient in terms of energy consumption.The US FDA recommends food be kept at a temperature of less than 40 degrees Fahrenheit. The majority of refrigerators under counter have various temperature settings and you can choose the one that best suits your needs. Certain models come with the option of a dual zone that allows you to set two different temperatures.The undercounter refrigerators are typically sleek and elegant in design. They are available in a variety of finishes including stainless steel, which can be customized to match any style of decor. They are also compact and perfect for small homes or apartments with limited space.When you are looking for an under counter fridge it's important to check the dimensions thoroughly so that you can ensure that it will fit in your desired location. Most models will indicate the height of the top of the fridge on their specification sheets, which is usually about 34 inches high to allow for ADA-compliant countertops. Low-profile models with shorter legs can be placed under smaller counters.While undercounter fridges are typically used to store cold items but they can also be a great location to store fresh dairy and produce and party trays and condiments. Many models come with shelves that can be adjusted so that you can alter the amount of storage space to suit your specific requirements. These units are also fitted with LED display so that you can check the status of their contents at a quick glance.StyleA lot of refrigerators under counter have sleek, modern designs that add a chic touch to a bar or kitchen setting, or an outdoor patio. The compact size makes them a great choice for small spaces. Quiet running fans keep the room cool without disturbing the interior of your home.The most common under counter refrigerator model is one that comes with shelves as well as bottle holders. They are available in various designs and finishes, as well as panel ready options so that they can seamlessly blend into your other appliances to create a sleek appearance. Certain models have glass doors, while others have solid or drawer-style doors. You can also get ADA-compliant units which provide easier accessibility for people with disabilities.A wine storage area that is dedicated to wine is another popular use for an undercounter refrigerator. They provide a safe, temperature-controlled environment for your favorite vintages so they can age in their proper conditions. Many come with LED displays so you can easily monitor temperatures and control the settings. Some have an alarm that will alert you when it's time for an upgrade to a wine bottle. Others have a lock to ensure security.If you require additional freezer storage There are refrigerators under counter equipped with freezer compartments as well. They are great to store extra platters for parties and other frozen foods, or they can be used as a second freezer to add to your primary one.There are also commercial undercounter refrigerators, such as those in cafes and restaurants. These have more features than the typical undercounter refrigerators for residential use, and they're often made from stainless steel to create a professional aesthetic that suits commercial settings.Once you have decided on the size and style of undercounter fridge that will best suit your needs, it's crucial to take a few other factors into consideration. Certain models of refrigeration aren't suitable for outdoor installation. Also, think about the way you'll use it: a wine connoisseur may want a model with only a 24-bottle capacity, while large families may benefit from the additional storage space offered by a refrigerator drawer. Also, make sure you clean the front grills of the refrigerator under counter regularly to ensure that air flow is free of obstructions.StoresIf you're looking for refrigerators close to your prep area but don't have enough space to put it 'out front' for a traditional reach-in, an under counter refrigerator is a great solution. They are also referred to as undercounter freezers or refrigerated chef bases and are designed to be placed under surfaces for food preparation, such as countertops and tables. Many models are ADA compliant and allow easy access to the cold storage that you need.Available in single- or dual-door models These refrigeration units offer ample storage capacity without taking up much floor space. These units are ideal for restaurants, hospitality, and schools where there is limited kitchen space, and where the operators do not want to leave their place to get chilled supplies.These units are usually described as having an approximate capacity of between 32 and 65 liters for refrigerators and 25 to 70 litres for freezers. This is less than total volume due to the fact that shelves, bins and crispers take up some space.Another factor to consider when choosing an undercounter refrigerator is the depth, which will vary from model to model. If you're concerned about having to lift heavy objects in and out of the fridge, look for deeper designs. There are even options that are less deep than standard, which might be suitable for your layout if it's little tight.While most undercounter fridges are built-in appliances, there are some that can be installed freestanding in a utility area or garage. Some are even able to be installed inside a cabinet or under a countertop. This makes them a good choice for busy homes where a large number of family members may need to grab a drink or snack throughout the day without interrupting their leisure or work.To make things more flexible For greater flexibility, there are undercounter fridges which can be used as an open-style refrigerator. These are usually rated for a maximum depth of 34 inches and can be seamlessly integrated into a cabinet or furniture. These are great for man's caves, craft room, or she shed. They allow you to store drinks and snacks without disturbing your flow. They are also utilized in sports arenas, premium skyboxes, and other premium venues to store snacks and beverages for fans.