The Hisense RB440N4CCB is a freestanding refrigerator with a freezer compartment that offers an optimal solution for food storage. With a total usable capacity of 300 liters and a thoughtful layout, this refrigerator is ideal for households that value functionality and efficiency. The appliance features a modern LED display for easy operation. The No Frost technology ensures that no ice builds up in the freezer compartment, making maintenance easier and increasing efficiency. The refrigerator is equipped with a Fresh Zone compartment that keeps food fresh for longer. Operating at a noise level of just 35 decibels, the appliance runs quietly and does not disturb daily life. With an energy efficiency class of B, the refrigerator is also environmentally friendly and keeps energy consumption in check.
Refrigerator type | Fridge with freezer compartment |
Total capacity | 300 l |
Max. noise level | 35 dB |
Width | 59.50 cm |
Depth | 57.90 cm |
Height | 201.70 cm |
Item number | 49765730 |
Manufacturer | Hisense |
Category | Freestanding fridge |
Manufacturer no. | RB440N4CCB |
Release date | 26.9.2024 |
Colour | Silver |
Exact colour description | Silver |
Material group | Glass |
Material | Steel |
Door hinge | Changeable |
Refrigerator type | Fridge with freezer compartment |
Total capacity | 300 l |
Cooling compartment capacity | 238 l |
Freezing compartment capacity | 98 l |
Foodstuff preservation in case of breakdown | 10 h |
Climate class | T |
Max. noise level | 35 dB |
Special features | Adjustable shelves, Automatic defrost, Egg tray, Fresh Zone compartment, No Frost System, Temperature alarm |
Energy consumption per year | 135 kWh |
Mains voltage | 220 - 240 V |
Energy efficiency class | B |
CO₂ emissions | 305.43 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 7.26 |
Width | 59.50 cm |
Depth | 57.90 cm |
Height | 201.70 cm |
Weight | 70 kg |
Length | 65 cm |
Width | 60 cm |
Height | 200 cm |
Weight | 45 kg |
In June 2024, 24 new appliances were added, including 16 built-in fridges and combi fridges. We have been testing refrigerators with an updated test programme since the beginning of 2024. Many of the new fridge-freezers and pure fridges are good. However, some of the currently tested fridge-freezers fail: Grade Poor.
