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Beverage cooler Scandomestic TK 66 BE 63 L — freestanding black fridge, 63 L, 2–10°C, 50 dB
The Beverage cooler ScanDomestic TK 66 BE 63 L is a freestanding drink refrigerator with a net capacity of 63 L (gross 58 L). It accommodates up to 33 bottles or 75 cans and offers an adjustable temperature range of 2–10 °C for storing a variety of beverages at serving temperature. The unit is finished in black and has dimensions of 445 × 445 × 960 mm with an energy efficiency class B rating and annual consumption of 142 kWh.
The ScanDomestic TK 66 BE combines a compact footprint with precise temperature control suited for beverages. Its adjustable 2–10 °C range lets you set and maintain serving temperatures for different drinks while holding bottles or cans. The appliance is freestanding for flexible placement, rated energy class B with predictable annual energy use (142 kWh), and produces 50 dB of operational noise.
Place the freestanding ScanDomestic TK 66 BE on a stable, level surface with adequate clearance at the sides and rear for ventilation. Power the unit and set the desired temperature between 2 and 10 °C using the controls; wait until the cooler reaches the set temperature before loading bottles or cans. Load items evenly across the interior to maintain consistent air circulation and avoid blocking vents. Check and adjust the temperature setting as needed to keep different beverages at their intended serving temperatures.
Keep the cooler door closed whenever possible to preserve a stable internal temperature. Do not overload the unit; distribute bottles and cans evenly. Maintain clearance around the appliance for airflow and follow the manufacturer's cleaning and maintenance instructions. Monitor temperature settings and annual energy consumption to ensure efficient operation.
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