Convertible refrigerators aren’t very common in India, but they’re an interesting option for people who need flexible refrigeration. Unlike a normal refrigerator, which has a freezer compartment for frozen goods and a regular compartment for other foodstuff, a convertible refrigerator is capable of converting the freezer portion into a regular refrigeration compartment, or even turning that section off. Such a system has several advantages both in terms of flexibility and cost savings.
If you are in the market for such a refrigerator, here are our recommendations:
1. Samsung RT28C3733S8/HL (236litres)
This convertible refrigerator from Samsung offers a large, 183-litre refrigeration compartment paired with a 53-litre freezer. Since it’s a convertible fridge, the freezer compartment can be converted into a regular refrigeration compartment when needed.
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The motor powers a digital inverter compressor for better control and power efficiency, which earns the fridge a 3-star BEE rating. For the asking price, the Samsung RT28C3733S8/HL also offers frost-free operation, a ‘Moist Fresh’ zone for perishables, a twist-ice maker for drinks, and a 20-yr warranty on the motor.
2. Croma CRLR303FID276255 (303litres)
This 303-litre convertible refrigerator from Croma is a well-rounded option that offers everything you’d need at a reasonable price. Available on croma.com, this refrigerator offers a generous 303-litre capacity (including a 62-litre freezer), frost-free operation, inverter-controlled compressor, an elegant glass front panel, a 3-star BEE rating, and more.
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The multi air flow system ensures that vegetables and other foods stay fresh and chilled, while the convertible system lets you add another 62litres of storage space when needed.
3. Haier HEB-242GS-P (237litres)
The Haier HEB-242GS-P is a more compact convertible refrigerator with a 237-litre capacity. It’s great for kitchens where space is a constraint, and those space constraints are also where its convertible nature can come in handy.
The freezer offers a generous 66-litres of capacity that can be converted into regular fridge space, while the motor and fridge itself come with a 10-yr and 2-yr warranty respectively.
4. Whirlpool Intellifresh IF INV CNV PLATINA (455litres)
If you’re in need of truly massive capacity, you’ll want to consider the Whirlpool Intellifresh Platina. The internal capacity is a massive 455litres and the fridge itself weighs 74kg. It’s a large, powerful machine with an inverter compressor and features like frost-free operation, anti-odour control, and even feather-touch temperature control.
It’s a large and feature-packed fridge that’s perfect for large homes that need a lot of refrigeration. Of course, it’s also nice to have the convertible technology for converting that massive freezer into a regular fridge for expanding storage.
5. LG GL-T382TPZX (343litres)
This GL series convertible refrigerator from LG is another large and expensive option, but it makes up for the premium pricing with a BEE 3-star energy efficiency rating and a host of premium features.
These include a smart inverter compressor motor, door cooling technology, a surprisingly compact form factor for its 343-litre capacity, and LG’s signature elegance. It’s available on Croma with a 10-yr motor warranty.
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Convertible refrigerators aren’t a popular option, but they’re worth investing in if, as with most Indian households, you don’t often need a large freezer. This list should cover the needs of most households, and if you need something else or more specific, Croma is sure to have the model available.
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Anirudh Regidi
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