The LG GBV22NCCEP is a refrigerator with a freezer compartment that allows for optimal food storage. With a total usable capacity of 387 liters, it offers ample space for fresh and frozen foods. The NoFrost function ensures that no ice builds up in the freezer, making maintenance easier and increasing efficiency. The Multi Airflow System in the refrigerator guarantees even temperature distribution, keeping your food fresh for longer. With a noise level of just 35 dB, it operates quietly, making it ideal for living spaces. Additionally, the refrigerator features a Fresh Zone compartment specifically designed for storing sensitive foods. With an energy efficiency class of C, the GBV22NCCEP is an environmentally friendly choice for the modern household.
Refrigerator type | Fridge with freezer compartment |
Width | 59.50 cm |
Max. noise level | 35 dB |
Total capacity | 387 l |
Depth | 67.50 cm |
Item number | 55790034 |
Manufacturer | LG |
Category | Freestanding fridge |
Manufacturer no. | GBV22NCCEP.AEPQEUZ |
Release date | 10.3.2025 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Essence Matte Black |
Material group | Glass |
Material | Glass (shelf material) |
Door hinge | Right |
Refrigerator type | Fridge with freezer compartment |
Total capacity | 387 l |
Cooling compartment capacity | 277 l |
Freezing compartment capacity | 110 l |
Foodstuff preservation in case of breakdown | 8 h |
Climate class | T |
Max. noise level | 35 dB |
Special features | Adjustable shelves, Fresh Zone compartment, No Frost System |
Energy consumption per year | 174 kWh |
Energy efficiency class | C |
Refrigerant | R-600a |
Manufacturer commitment | RE100, SBTi |
Manufacturer compensation | According to RE100, the manufacturer LG fully compensates for its energy consumption, leading to a reduction in emissions. |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Width | 59.50 cm |
Depth | 67.50 cm |
Weight | 79 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.
