Since 1917, Perlick has earned it's reputation as the premier manufacturer of commercial bar and beverage equipment. Perlick engineers build every piece of it's equipment to meet the exacting standards of the commercial hospitality industry. For this reason, Perlick equipment can be found in many of the world's finest hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues. Now, this tradition of design, engineering and skillful manufacturing is being applied to developing products for your home.
At Perlick, refrigeration means more than just keeping your foods and beverages at the perfect temperature. With unmatched uniformity, it means doing it with a supreme sense of style accompanied by a host of details that make each Perlick product a pleasure to own. Perlick is so attentive to your sense of style, that they have created the first undercounter refrigerator with a glass door that can properly and beautifully store food in addition to beverages. Replete with unique and patent-pending features, these beautiful products - available as undercounter cabinets or standalone models - combine the ultimate in performance and design.
This refrigerator uses 299 kWh/yr and has an estimated yearly operating cost of $33.16.
Your operating costs will depend on your utility rates and use. The estimated operating costs is based on a 2011 national average electricity cost of $0.1109 cents per kWh. For more information, visit www.ftc.gov/appliances.
Rated 4 out of 5 by 1
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Ooter satisfied purchaser
Expensive appliance but seems comparable in quality to the subzero I feel (value therefore is average I guess.) I've owned for only a month now so I don't know about reliability but I it is working well, it has some refrigerator noise, it's not completely silent but doesn't sound loud enough to bother me (it's quieter than my Miele dishwasher, if that gives anyone a reference). I am overall very satisfied. The capacity is fantastic for it's size, there is not interior trimming taking up valuable space. One issue I had to alert my family to is that if the drawers are not shut all the way (which requires more effort than just a flick of the wrist) the light stays on heating the interior. A blinking light (not an audible alarm) on the interior control panel alerts you to a high temperature problem if this happens.
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