Vissani 4.4 cu. ft. outdoor fridge with a strong and luxury stainless steel door and handle, meets IPX4 rated for outdoor use to withstand elements like rain, humidity and high temperatures. Energy star class helps user save power and money. Reversible door meets different home decoration layout and user habits. Bright LED light brings better user experience. All refrigerator cabinet design provides enough space for food and juice storage. Can bins are more convenient to store and take. 3 glass shelves provide additional storage and organization options.
Product SKU:
319712971_319712971
UPC:
665878561086
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I almost bit on this one, but living in Western NY it's got to be able to tolerate freezing temps and horrendous weather. According to Vissani Customer Care in the Q&A on Home Depot page it has a minimum operating temp of 32F.
I couldn't find temp rating in the available documentation. Maybe it would work, earlier in the Q&A Customer Care did say that it is usable in Pennsylvania but that answer about min temp has me shook.
I almost bit on this one, but living in Western NY it's got to be able to tolerate freezing temps and horrendous weather. According to Vissani Customer Care in the Q&A on Home Depot page it has a minimum operating temp of 32F.
I couldn't find temp rating in the available documentation. Maybe it would work, earlier in the Q&A Customer Care did say that it is usable in Pennsylvania but that answer about min temp has me shook.
ilive in southern/central connecticut and have been leaving my cheaper (regular price 125-175) out doors all winter, shut off not runnng for years--they usually last me 6-7 years--my question is what would make the regular price on this so high?--the warranty doesnt look great with all of the restrictions ND ITS NOT COMMERCIALLY RATED?
Last edited by jrflyaa October 24, 2023 at 06:55 AM.
Yeah, I was actually thinking that, I bet it would survive, I was just worried that they kind of designed it for Florida outdoor kitchens and might not tolerate the freezing rain around here. I've had fridges in the garage forever that I just leave running all winter and temps drop well below 32. The big thing making me not want to go for it is that things are built so cheaply now that I'd be worried that it can't deal with snow/sleet/freezing rain. I gotta keep thinking about it, I just don't wanna have a 65 pound boat anchor after 2 years
If that's really a normally $400+ unit, maybe it's not built quite as cheaply as I'm imagining but that price just don't look right to me
In had this built in my outdoor kitchen in my last house. Direct sunlight in afternoon in Texas and still did a great job keeping drinks cold. In freezing weather and winter, I just unplugged it. Ordered another one for the new house. Great deal on this !
Also, make sure to inspect it when it arrives. They sent me 2 damaged fridges the first time. Note, this is a $160 fridge 😜, if you want one that can stand anything… you will pay $1k or more
At $164, this 4.4 cu. ft. outdoor fridge is cheaper than a "regular" 4.4. cu. ft mini fridge (Hisense, Magic Chef, Midea all cost more at HD and Lowe's).
Last edited by Rokket October 24, 2023 at 07:41 AM.
Yeah, I was actually thinking that, I bet it would survive, I was just worried that they kind of designed it for Florida outdoor kitchens and might not tolerate the freezing rain around here. I've had fridges in the garage forever that I just leave running all winter and temps drop well below 32. The big thing making me not want to go for it is that things are built so cheaply now that I'd be worried that it can't deal with snow/sleet/freezing rain. I gotta keep thinking about it, I just don't wanna have a 65 pound boat anchor after 2 years
If that's really a normally $400+ unit, maybe it's not built quite as cheaply as I'm imagining but that price just don't look right to me
wouldnt you just unplug it when the temp is below 32?
At $164, this 4.4 cu. ft. outdoor fridge is cheaper than a "regular" 4.4. cu. ft mini fridge (Hisense, Magic Chef, Midea all cost more at HD and Lowe's).
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I couldn't find temp rating in the available documentation. Maybe it would work, earlier in the Q&A Customer Care did say that it is usable in Pennsylvania but that answer about min temp has me shook.
I couldn't find temp rating in the available documentation. Maybe it would work, earlier in the Q&A Customer Care did say that it is usable in Pennsylvania but that answer about min temp has me shook.
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If that's really a normally $400+ unit, maybe it's not built quite as cheaply as I'm imagining but that price just don't look right to me
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If that's really a normally $400+ unit, maybe it's not built quite as cheaply as I'm imagining but that price just don't look right to me
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