Kalamera KRC-46DZB-R-B2 Beverage Refrigerator, 5.3 Cu. Ft. Under-Counter

Choosing a drink fridge often comes down to whether you want a dedicated beverage setup or a general-purpose refrigerator. The Kalamera KRC-46DZB-R-B2 is designed for cans and wine bottles, with adjustable shelves and a glass door that keeps the contents visible.

Its 5.3 cu. ft. capacity is listed for up to 118 cans and 16 bottles. The under-counter format and front ventilation make placement part of the appeal, but the dimensions still matter when planning a space.

One practical constraint is the setup time: the product instructions say to let the refrigerator stand for more than a day after delivery before turning it on.

Highlights

The interior uses four movable shelves—one wooden and three metal—and offers seven placement slots for arranging different beverage formats. That gives more flexibility than a fixed-shelf cooler when you want room for both cans and bottles. The stated capacity is up to 118 standard cans and 16 bottles, treat those figures as storage guidance rather than assuming every arrangement will hold both maximums at once.

A digital touchscreen sets the temperature from 38°F to 66°F, and the LED display makes the setting visible. Cooling uses a compressor with an air-circulation fan, while automatic defrost reduces the need for manual defrosting. The double-layer UV-blocking glass door, door lock, and temperature-memory feature add practical details for a home bar or shared space. The listed finish is silver, with a stainless steel frame.

Getting the most from it

The dimensions are 22.4 inches deep, 23.4 inches wide, and 33.9 inches high. Measure the intended opening and account for the front-vent design before choosing a built-in or freestanding location. The refrigerator is listed as under-counter, and front ventilation supports that placement approach, it is not a freezer, so it is intended for chilled drinks rather than frozen storage.

For a small home bar, the adjustable layout can separate everyday cans from wine bottles while keeping the selection visible through the glass door. A more basic cooler may suit someone who only needs simple drink storage, while this model makes more sense when temperature adjustment, a lock, and a mixed can-and-bottle layout matter. It weighs 104 pounds, so plan its placement before moving it into position.

Everyday use

The temperature range covers chilled soft drinks and beer as well as wine stored at a warmer setting. The reversible door and adjustable feet offer some flexibility during placement, while the front vent is relevant if the unit will sit beneath a counter. The listed annual energy consumption is 306.6 kilowatt hours, use that figure when comparing operating needs with other beverage refrigerators.

It’s a great fit if you want a dedicated drink refrigerator with adjustable storage for cans and bottles. It’s not for you if you need a freezer compartment or a general food refrigerator. The instructions also call for a waiting period of more than a day after delivery before switching it on, so it may not be ready for immediate use.

Practical questions

Can it store both cans and wine bottles? The listed capacity is up to 118 standard cans and 16 bottles, and the movable shelves can be repositioned to change the interior layout.

Can it go under a counter? It is designed for under-counter installation and has front ventilation. Compare the listed dimensions with your available space before placing it.

Does it have a freezer? No. It is a freezerless beverage refrigerator with automatic defrost.

Is it worth it?

The Kalamera KRC-46DZB-R-B2 is worth considering when you want a purpose-built drink station rather than extra general refrigerator space. Its strongest buying points are the stated can-and-bottle capacity, adjustable shelves, digital temperature control, and front-vent design. The dimensions, 104-pound weight, and required standing period after delivery are meaningful planning details. Choose it for chilled beverages and wine, look elsewhere if frozen storage or everyday food refrigeration is the priority.