The new line manufactured at the Autosal plant in San Luis stands out for its maximum technology, design and energy efficiency.

With the aim of continuing to develop innovative products at the forefront of energy efficiency, AUTOSAL presents its new line of KOH-I-NOOR No Frost DuoCooling Refrigerators with Inverter Technology.

KOH-I-NOOR offers the market a complete line in the top-of-the-range segment, which stands out for its maximum technology, design and energy efficiency. Available in 409 L Top Mount models in Steel, Black Steel and White, and soon in 417 L Bottom Mount.

Among the benefits of Inverter Technology, the saving of electrical energy stands out, it also maintains a more stable temperature and reduces vibration levels. This shelf has Energy Efficiency A+, which makes it possible to save up to 35% compared to an Efficiency A refrigerator.

With this launch, the brand reinforces its constant commitment to caring for the environment, such as the use of R600a gas. It should be noted that KOH-I-NOOR was a pioneer in manufacturing refrigerators with Greenfreeze Technology in America.

Among other notable benefits, this line has an exclusive cooling system of KOH-I-NOOR: No Frost DuoCooling which improves air circulation in the Freezer and Refrigerator, compared to a Traditional NO FROST refrigerator, since it combines the best of both types of cold in the same refrigerator. The freezer is NO FROST, it does not produce frost, and the refrigerator is CYCLIC, it conserves natural humidity, preserving the original quality of the food for much longer.

Cecilia Raczko, Autosal Marketing Manager express: “This launch fills us with pride, we are manufacturing in Argentina, products of the highest technology, design and efficiency, with a focus on the needs of the consumer, who increasingly seeks to reduce the consumption of electrical energy in their home and for food to be preserved for longer, in its original quality”

The new KOH-I-NOOR linear with Inverter Technology is produced at the Autosal industrial plant in San Luis.