Fisher & Paykel 304L Integrated Dual Zone Freezer
RS6019F2L1
Product information
$5,999
Finance Options
Long term interest-free available
Interest-free available
Stainless Steel door panel set and handles sold separately
H 1870 x W 592 x D 576 mm
304 litre capacity
ActiveSmart Foodcare
Adaptive defrost
Adjustable glass cantilevered shelves
SmartTouch control panel and Wi-Fi connectivity
4 Star Energy rating
Product supplied without exterior door facades. Joiner kit sold separately
Panel ready, flush fit design with 4mm gaps and custom height installation
Manufacturer's Warranty:
2 year warranty.
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Fisher & Paykel 304L Integrated Dual Zone Freezer
$5,999