AAVTA Wine Cooler - AWC 157D 157 bottles

 Electronic Control With LED Display

Smoked 3 Layer Glass

Stainless Steel Handle

Stainless Steel Top / Down Door Frame

Internal Light

Security Lock & Key

Color: Glass Door With Black Cabinet

R600A, 220-240V, 50Hz

Dual Zone

Net Capacity: 338 L

Wine Storage: 123 Bottles

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