Homage HRF-47662 VCM 18 CUFT

DESCRIPTION

The Homage HRF-47662 VCM 18 CUFT is a robust double-door refrigerator designed to meet high-volume storage needs. Its durable VCM (Vinyl Coated Metal) finish delivers both strength and a sleek visual appeal. With smart features like UV sanitation, thick insulation, and low-voltage compatibility, it ensures consistent cooling performance even under fluctuating power conditions. Perfect for large families, shared housing, or light commercial use.

KEY FEATURES

Energy Efficient: Up to 35% savings over traditional models

Low Voltage Start-up: Operates from ~170 V

Ultraviolet (UV) Sanitation to help control microbial growth

LED Lighting in both refrigerator and freezer compartments

Thick Insulation (~75 mm) for stable internal temperatures

Anti-fungal Detachable Gasket for improved hygiene

Carbon Filters / Deodorizer to reduce internal odors

Copper Coiling / Anti-Dew Tube to prevent condensation

Built-in Handle, Medicine Box, Door Lock, etc.

Refrigerant: R-600a (environmentally friendly)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Specification Detail
Model / Series Homage HRF-47662 VCM
Capacity 18 cu ft (~510 L)
Rated Voltage / Frequency 220 V / 50 Hz
Low Voltage Start-up ~170 V
Insulation Thickness ~75 mm
Lighting LED in refrigerator & freezer
Sanitation Light Ultraviolet (UV) inside
Gasket Anti-fungal & detachable
Cooling Coil / Dew Control Copper coiling + anti-dew tube
Refrigerant R-600a
Finish / Exterior VCM (Vinyl Coated Metal)
Features / Extras Carbon filters, Medicine box, Built-in handle, Door lock
USAGE & RECOMMENDATION

Ideal for very large households, shared living spaces, or light commercial setups needing massive storage.

Use UV mode periodically to maintain internal hygiene and reduce microbial presence.

The thick insulation helps maintain stable internal temperature even if power fluctuates.

With low-voltage start capability, it remains operational in challenging electrical environments.

Clean the gasket, filters, and interior surfaces regularly to prevent smells and malfunction.

Avoid overloading shelves—maintain airflow for effective cooling and longer equipment life.