“STC refrigerators will serve the need of Nepali market where people are facing problems due to prolonged power cut,” said Ramesh Shrestha, general manager at EOL - a subsidiary of Chaudhary Group. [break]
“With these refrigerators, people do not have to worry about frozen foods even during power cuts as they keep ice intact for up to 24 hours even if there is no electricity.”
EOL plans to sell around 12,000 units of Godrej refrigerators by the end of this summer.
Of the three refrigerators, Godrej GDE 19DX4 is available at Rs 21,990. Similarly, GDE 195CM4 and GDE 23DM4 are priced at Rs 22,990 and Rs 25,990 respectively. The latter two models have music player and FM Radio enabling people to listen to their favorite music and programs and also support mobile charging.
The GDE 19DX4 helps maintain hygiene and keeps the food free from bacteria, according to the company. The 183-liter capacity refrigerator has direct cooling technology and 5-star energy rating with 220V electricity consumption.
Another model, GDE 19DX4, is a single door refrigerator with jumbo vegetables tray and dry store are for dry vegetables like onions and potatoes. This refrigerator uses ZOP technology that uses process of galvanization for preventing from rust.
Similarly, the GDE 195CM4 is a 185-liters capacity refrigerator with 5-star energy rating. It has a stabilizer free operation system, according to the company.
The GDE 195CM4 and GDE 23DM4 refrigerators are available in five different colors such as Garden Silver, Burgundy Lilies, Icy Wine, Silver Woods and Ruby Streak.
According to the company, all the newly introduced models are fully environment friendly. The company is giving away a hot lunch box free with every purchase of these three models for a limited period.
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