The Haier Cube 83 Series 3 HCR3818ENPT is a freestanding food center with an elegant French-door design in anthracite. With a generous total usable capacity of 467 liters, this appliance offers ample space for food storage. The refrigerator section has a usable volume of 311 liters, while the freezer compartment provides 156 liters of storage space. The integrated LED lighting ensures optimal visibility inside. The appliance is equipped with a No Frost system that prevents ice formation, thereby minimizing maintenance efforts. With an energy efficiency class of E and an annual energy consumption of 290 kWh, the HCR3818ENPT is an environmentally conscious choice for modern households. The noise level of a maximum of 35 decibels ensures that the appliance operates quietly in the background while keeping your food fresh.
Colour | Grey |
Total capacity | 467 l |
Energy efficiency class | E |
Width | 83.30 cm |
Depth | 65 cm |
Height | 181.50 cm |
Documents | Technical data sheet.pdf |
Item number | 36841186 |
Manufacturer | Haier |
Category | American fridge freezers |
Manufacturer no. | 34005267 |
Release date | 29.6.2023 |
Colour | Grey |
Exact colour description | Charcoal |
Material group | Glass |
Material | Glass |
Design | Stand-alone |
Number of doors | 4x |
Total capacity | 467 l |
Cooling compartment capacity | 311 l |
Special features | Automatic defrost, Child-proof lock, Ice cube dispenser |
Freezing compartment capacity | 156 l |
Foodstuff preservation in case of breakdown | 10 h |
Climate class | SN |
Max. noise level | 35 dB |
Mains voltage | 220 - 240 V |
Energy consumption per year | 290 kWh |
Energy efficiency class | E |
Refrigerant | R-718 |
CO₂ emissions | 370.88 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 8.82 |
Width | 83.30 cm |
Depth | 65 cm |
Height | 181.50 cm |
Weight | 85 kg |
In June 2024, 24 new appliances were added, including 16 built-in fridges and combi fridges. We have been testing refrigerators with an updated test programme since the beginning of 2024. Many of the new fridge-freezers and pure fridges are good. However, some of the currently tested fridge-freezers fail: Grade Poor.
