LG-GL-D201ASCX Vs Samsung RR20A282YCB

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Updated on: 29-Jan-2022

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Physical Characteristics

The LG single-door fridge model has a 190L capacity, whereas the Samsung single-door refrigerator model is a 192L fridge. However, there is not much difference in the sizes of the individual compartments, like the freezer, vegetable box, and refrigeration chamber.

Technology Involved

Both LG and Samsung single-door fridges work on Direct Cool technology with manual defrost. The inverter compressor adjusts its cooling performance depending on the refrigeration needs of the individual household. As a result, you end up saving power. Besides, the inverter compressors make as little noise as possible. These compressors last comfortably long, whereby you have manufacturers offering extended 10-year warranties.

Today, power cuts should not be an issue for refrigerators because most models are compatible with the home inverter system. It ensures that your food remains fresh 24x7.

Power Saving

BEE has certified the LG and Samsung refrigerator models with a 3-star rating. The 3-star rating signifies moderate power savings. Besides, both these models offer stabilizer-free operations. Therefore, there is no need to invest in an external voltage stabilizer because these models can comfortably handle input voltage fluctuations between 100V to 300V.

Other Features

The LG 3-star refrigerator can use solar power through the home inverter system. Generally, Samsung models also offer this facility today. Besides, these refrigerator models have standard features like toughened glass shelves capable of withstanding weights up to 175Kg and sufficient storage space for placing 2L water bottles. Moreover, these models offer additional storage space in a base stand drawer to store unrefrigerated vegetables like onions, garlic, and potatoes.

Pricing and Warranty