Click here for the Liebherr MRFvd 3511 Blackline Datasheet
This black Liebherr bottle fridge has a temperature range of +1°C to +15°C. The glass door closes automatically, making an open door a thing of the past. For convenient filling of the refrigerator, the door remains open at an opening angle of more than 90°. The LED column provides optimum lighting on all levels. The reinforced racks with integrated pull-out stop can bear a load of up to 45 kg and the temperature can be read directly via the digital display in the door.
Note: The MRFvd 3511 is higher than its predecessor and therefore does not fit in the same niche in the pharmacy
The Liebherr MRFvd 3511 is a solution, especially for day storage, to keep medicines at a temperature between 2°C and 8°C.
Free delivery behind the first door:
- Delivery in the packaging behind the first door
- The refrigerator is not lifted up
- If desired, take the old appliance with you (provided that it is of the same dimensions / size as the new refrigerator
Full service incl. installation:
- Delivery of the refrigerator
- Putting it in the right place
- Unpacking the fridge
- Connecting the refrigerator
- Take the packaging material with you.
- If desired, take the old appliance with you (provided that it is of the same dimensions / size as the new refrigerator)
Remarks:
- It is about installing the refrigerator. You must further set up and organize the refrigerator according to your own wishes. You have to (re)place the content yourself.
- Instructions for use can be found in the Dutch manual. The technicians cannot provide further explanations about the use of the refrigerator.
- If you wish to give the old device along, we request that you report this when ordering, otherwise it cannot be scheduled later.
- The old device must be empty.
- This full service is only available in the Netherlands
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