From early civilizations to the present day, the need for preserving space with a lower temperature than that from the surrounding area, concerning the handling and preservation of perishables, has been and will continue to be an essential part of life. Continuous technological developments with the advancement of science have made refrigerators more affordable, energy-efficient, and environment-friendly.
Initially, refrigerators resembled a simple box-like structure with the frost forming around the coil to cool the freezer. However, after building for long enough, the frost can get about six inches thick and eventually lead to no room for putting anything in the freezer. This Direct Cool model produces unnecessary chill due to natural convection and is not effective in keeping cold items fresh.
Soon after, non-frost refrigerators were invented to address the problems associated with the thick layers of frost that developed on the inside of traditional refrigerator. The design allows non-frost models to work efficiently without regular manual defrosting, saving time and physical effort. The primary benefit of these refrigerator is that they keep food items fresh for a more extended period. In addition, since they do not have ice, it is much easier to maintain without the hassle of cleaning frequently. These are also are better at maintaining consistent temperatures, and keeping food items fresh for a longer period of time.
When an appliance holds so much importance in our lives, the exterior and look are of utmost importance. Households with big families and different food habits tend to go for refrigerators of larger size. For nuclear families, medium-sized refrigerators definitely serve the purpose while offering similar features. The color combination and design also play an important role in customers’ buying behavior and vary with their changing needs and tastes.
In 1995, Samsung developed a refrigerator featuring an independent fridge and freezer. The innovation had the advantage of both consuming less energy and reinforcing the cooling system. Upon its release, the device became an instant sensation. Since then, Samsung has constantly been innovating out-of-box ideas while adapting to the changing lifestyle and consumer needs.
Over time, Samsung has established itself as a global leader by always staying a step ahead when it comes to identifying global lifestyle trends. The company has always been great at creating excellent devices with the help of innovative technology. Samsung Consumer Electronics Bangladesh has brought a wide range of non-frost refrigerators in the country with unique features set to take users’ refrigeration experience a level higher that maximize the freshness of food while simultaneously delivering significant power savings. The refrigerators are available, ranging from BDT 34,900 to BDT 210,000.
Refrigerators are undoubtedly the most common, if not ubiquitous, household appliance worldwide. We are instantly reminded of its importance to our lives when the power goes off, or the unit fails, putting the food’s safety in danger. Today, refrigerators are a daily necessity in all households. Once massive and dangerous but now compact and convenient, refrigerators truly deserve to be called the kitchen’s “magic box.” Even in the unprecedented era of the global pandemic, technological innovation remains a primary driving force for Samsung.
