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Rhino Stainless Steel 1 Heated Glass Door Quiet Running Bar Fridge With Brand Parts And Low Energy Consumption - Model SG1R-HD

Rhino

SG1R-HD

Rhino Stainless Steel 1 Heated Glass Door Quiet Running Bar Fridge With Brand Parts And Low Energy Consumption - Model SG1R-HD

$2,087AUD

Noise Level

43 dB

Running Cost

$304/yr

Dimensions

600×500×840mm

Indoor Or OutdoorVerified Specs
Price

$2087

Capacity

Noise Level

43 dB

Running Cost

$304/yr

Location

Indoor Or Outdoor

Dimensions (W×D×H)

600 × 500 × 840 mm

Key Features

Heated glass door

The Rhino is a premium commercial-grade bar fridge built for durability in Australian conditions, featuring heated glass doors and energy-efficient German-Taiwan components. It's a solid investment for those prioritising reliability and condensation prevention, though it commands a significant price premium over category averages.

Overview

At $2,087, the Rhino sits well above the $1,330 category average, positioning it as a premium offering. Its 43 dB noise level is marginally higher than the 42 dB category average, though still within acceptable limits for commercial use. The more significant trade-off is running cost: at $304.15 annually, it exceeds the category average of $187 by 63%, consuming 3.25 kWh daily—a notable ongoing expense despite featuring 'ultra-low energy' fan technology. This suggests the heated glass element and commercial-grade construction drive higher power consumption.

Heated glass doorEC ultra-low energy fan (German and Taiwan manufacture)GMCC high-efficiency compressorCommercial-grade stainless steel constructionLockable designSingle glass door (right-hinge)

How It Compares

Price$2087
$0Low end$6497
Noise43 dB
0 dBPremium55 dB
Running Cost304$/yr
20$/yrLow end2433$/yr

Based on 350 similar fridges

Running Costs

7
Energy Stars
$304
Per Year

Annual running costs of $304.15 represent a significant ongoing expense, translating to approximately $25 monthly. At 3.25 kWh per day, this unit consumes substantially more power than the category average, likely due to the heated glass door system and premium compressor operation. For high-volume commercial use, these costs are manageable; for residential or occasional use, they warrant careful budget consideration. The premium components justify some efficiency gains, but actual energy consumption exceeds typical bar fridge benchmarks.

Dimensions & Installation

600
Width (mm)
840
Height (mm)
500
Depth (mm)

Ventilation Clearance Required

10mm
Sides
10mm
Top
50mm
Rear

Suitable for indoor or outdoor settings.

Where You Can Use It

Indoor
Suitable

At 43dB, this is one of the quieter bar fridges on the market — you can comfortably run it in a kitchen, living area, or home office without it becoming background noise you notice.

Outdoor
Suitable

Rated for outdoor use including exposed areas. The heated glass door prevents condensation, so you'll always have a clear view of your drinks — even in humid coastal or tropical climates.

Noise Level

Hair Dryer
80 dB
Microwave
55 dB
Fan Forced Oven
47 dB
This Fridge
43 dB
Computer
41 dB
Room Noise
30 dB

Fine for a kitchen or living room — you'll hear it if the room is dead silent, but it won't compete with conversation.

dB measured 1000mm from each appliance

Bottom Line

The Rhino delivers premium build quality and practical heated-glass convenience for commercial operators who prioritise durability and condensation control over budget considerations. It's a worthwhile investment if you're willing to absorb the higher upfront and running costs for reliability in demanding Australian conditions.