Schaub Lorenz SLU E524-1WE (SL SE310WE + SL FE225WE) 2000 refrigerator: review, reviews, specifications, pros/cons

An interesting model of two-compartment built-in refrigerator No Frost. The refrigerator has impressive dimensions: the size of the model is 177 cm in height, 108 cm in width and 54 cm in depth.

Functionality

The device is equipped with intuitive electronic control, fast freezing function, alarm when the door is opened, economy mode, antibacterial filter and power failure alarm.

The No Frost system distributes cool air inside the refrigerator compartment, which reduces humidity and prevents the formation of ice and frost, thus eliminating the need to defrost the device. This prevents food from sticking to each other, labels remain legible and no condensation accumulates, allowing the entire refrigerator space to be used for food storage.

The Multiflow system ensures uniform air circulation throughout the unit, ensuring ideal food storage conditions anywhere in the refrigerator.

All air enters the refrigerator through a special antibacterial filter: a very large number of microorganisms responsible for air pollution and odor are captured and neutralized without reaching the food.

Outstanding features

The unique ventilation system makes it possible to press the refrigerator against the wall, which makes it much easier to integrate it into the kitchen set. The refrigerator also comes standard with a water and ice dispenser and zero compartment.

Pros and cons of the model

Pros:

• Attractive design;
• ease of operation;
• functional development;
• fast and quality cooling.

Cons: not detected.

Technical Specifications

• W x H x D dimensions (cm): 108 x 177 x 54.50 cm
• Energy efficiency class: A+
• Total volume of the refrigerating chamber: 300 l
• Total volume of the freezer compartment: 197 l

Customer Reviews

Mikhail:

Great and very large built-in refrigerator, which is also very roomy inside. It doesn't use much energy and the cooling is killer. Almost no loss in anything to the branded counterparts, so I recommend it.