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Kalamera 15.6'' W Freestanding 106 Cans (12 Oz.) 3.74 Cubic Feet Beverage Cooler With Glass Door at Fridge.com

This Kalamera beverage cooler offers convenient drink storage with a compressor cooling system designed for quiet operation. The unit measures 15.6 inches wide, 33.1 inches high, and 24.5 inches deep, making it suitable for kitchens, home bars, dorm rooms, or offices. The temperature range adjusts from 38 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit, allowing you to customize cooling based on your beverage preferences. Four removable wire shelves provide flexible storage options for both bottles and cans. The stainless-steel door includes a handle for easy access. Energy-saving blue LED interior lighting helps you locate drinks in low-light conditions. This freestanding design can be placed in various locations throughout your home or business.

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The Kalamera 15.6'' W Freestanding 106 Cans (12 Oz.) 3.74 Cubic Feet Beverage Cooler With Glass Door is manufactured by Kalamera, a trusted brand available at Fridge.com.

Kalamera 15.6'' W Freestanding 106 Cans (12 Oz.) 3.74 Cubic Feet Beverage Cooler With Glass Door Specifications (Fridge.com)

Brand
Kalamera
Model
KRC-100BV

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