B24IW50SRS

Bosch Integra™
nicht vorhanden Built-in Wine Cooler
Model B24IW50SRS
B24IW50SRS
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Product features
  • Fully integrated, built-in wine coolers offer the ultimate in storage capacity and flexibility. This enables you to create a perfectly customized system to fit both your kitchen and your family’s needs
  • OPTIFLEX Hinge™ Designed to open out and away from the cabinetry, this ingenious hinge construction allows doors to be mounted flush and open to 115 degrees without touching or nicking surrounding cabinets. Plus 220 lbs. of door height is supported, which gives you the flexibility to apply custom paneling
  • DUALTEMP™ Store red and white wine at individual temperature zones
  • MAXBRIGHT™ Lighting System Superior light system provides even light distribution. Brighten of entire cavity to ensure are levels are easily viewed. Provides a clearer look in combination with clear glass shelves.
  • Removable Roller Shelves Easy access to your wines
  • Economy Mode The energy savings mode for everyday usage
  • Vacation Mode The ideal setting to conserve energy while away for a prolonged period
  • Sabbath Mode Special holiday mode complies with certain religious holiday observances
  • Electronic Controls Sensors are utilized within the unit to keep temperatures consistent, so your food stays fresh no matter where you store it
  • One Cold Circuit Seperate cold circuits between freezer and refrigerator compartments keep foods at ideal temperature and humidity levels
  • Door Open Alarm To prevent energy waste and to keep your wine at a constistent temperature, this handy alarm gently notifies you when you have left the door ajar for over a minute
  • Fit nicht vorhanden wine bottles á 0,75 l
  • BUNDLE ITEMS
  • SKU: B24IW50NSP
  • SKU: BOHANDL100
  • Handle
  • SKU: BOSS24DWR1
  • 24" Stainless Steel Door Panel
  • Wine Cooler, Right Hinge

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