Staycold International Add Wine Cooler To Their Range
Staycold International have just added a wine cooler, the RHINO COLD 390TW to their range of coolers produced for the commercial refrigeration market. This is a product variant to their RHINO COLD 390T slimline cooler which now has the variation of wine shelves. The wine cooler is targeted at…
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The RHINO brand is an imported product that has been vetted by Staycold International to comply with Staycold’s own same principles of quality, efficiency, performance, reliability, and durability. Staycold’s core range of twenty two fridges and freezers they manufacture at their factory in Parys, Free State is supplemented by these three additional Rhino products. They are the Rhino Cold 390T sleek slimline cooler for bottler stores and restaurants, the Rhino HD430 countertop cooler for hotels and now the Rhino Cold 390TW sleek slimline wine cooler for wine merchandising.
Lena le Roux, Staycold’s Managing Director commented: “We are pleased to be adding this variant to our range on offer to the market. The Rhino brand is supplementary to our manufactured range and we have been selling many of these over the last few years, and the wine cooler is a welcome addition to the offering.”
What sets the Rhino Cold 390TW apart, it that it is energy efficient, uses natural hydrocarbon refrigerant, has LED interior lighting, has fully adjustable wine bottle shelving, has adjustable digital thermostat for white and red wine, is lockable, has double tempered thermopane Low-E glass doors that reduce condensation, has a high efficiency compressor and high quality EBM fans.
For more information on Staycold, contact them on 056 819 8097 or visit their website on www.staycold.co.za or LinkedIn page on https://www.linkedin.com/company/staycold-international-pty-ltd/
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