TCL has unveiled the Q10 Grid Refrigerator with a 555L capacity and three refrigeration systems. The company is also offering extended support for the machine for up to 10 years for its compressor. It is the largest three-system refrigerator in the industry and has a wide variable temperature area.

The TCL Q10 Grid Refrigerator has three evaporators and three independent refrigeration systems. Its surface material is a blue inkstone slate panel with a high-quality texture. It has a cross-door design and features a touch screen on the upper right side of its front. The new TCL refrigerator supports human body sensing and automatically lights up when someone gets close to the machine.

The refrigerator is 58cm thick and it supports an embedded installation. It can be integrated into a cabinet. There is a 2cm heat dissipation unit at the bottom while the refrigerator’s door can be opened at 90 degrees. With its multiple refrigeration systems, you can set the machine to freeze up to 370L or refrigerate items up to 395L. You can also have other combinations of refrigerating and freezing to suit your immediate desires.

The TCL molecular preservation and GP+ photoelectric ultra-clean technologies assure the preservation and sterilization of items in the refrigerator. The molecular preservation technology helps to double the preservation period of fresh vegetables and other food items, maintaining freshness for longer periods.

The Q10 Grid Refrigerator is available from retail platforms like JD.com for a discounted price of 5,999 yuan (~$837). TCL is offering a five-year warranty for the Q10 while the compressor can be repaired free of charge for up to 10 years.

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