Amica DTR 374 190 B vs Cecotec A01_EU01_123196
DTR 374 190 B and A01_EU01_123196 are similarly priced. A01_EU01_123196 is rated higher (5 vs 4.2).
Specifications
| Dimensions | ||
| Capacity | 206 lt | 409 lt |
| Height | 144 cm | 184.5 cm |
Frequently asked questions
- DTR 374 190 B or A01_EU01_123196: which is cheaper?
- DTR 374 190 B and A01_EU01_123196 are similarly priced, within 1% of each other.
- A01_EU01_123196 or DTR 374 190 B: which is rated better?
- A01_EU01_123196 is rated higher (5 vs 4.2).
- Between A01_EU01_123196 and DTR 374 190 B, which has more capacity?
- A01_EU01_123196 has more capacity than DTR 374 190 B (409 lt vs 206 lt).
- Between A01_EU01_123196 and DTR 374 190 B, which has more height?
- A01_EU01_123196 has more height than DTR 374 190 B (184.5 cm vs 144 cm).
- Between A01_EU01_123196 and DTR 374 190 B, which has more freezer Capacity?
- A01_EU01_123196 has more freezer Capacity than DTR 374 190 B (142 lt vs 44 lt).
- Which one has inverter, A01_EU01_123196 or DTR 374 190 B?
- A01_EU01_123196 has , doesn't.
More questions about these products
- Should the freezer be on top or bottom?
- Fridge-freezers are mainly classified by the position of the freezer compartment: either on top or at the bottom. The best choice depends on your priorities. Since cold air naturally sinks, in top-freezer models part of the refrigerator compartment is cooled naturally by the freezer above, which can provide a modest advantage in energy efficiency. On the other hand, bottom-freezer models are generally more convenient to use. The refrigerator section, which is accessed more frequently, is positioned closer to eye level and is easier to reach. In addition, the freezer compartment can accommodate large pull-out drawers that make it easier to organize and access frozen food. In summary, a top freezer may offer a slight efficiency advantage, while a bottom freezer prioritizes convenience and ergonomics.
- Is an inverter fridge worth it?
- For most users, yes. Although inverter refrigerators can cost more initially, they typically consume less electricity and maintain more stable temperatures. The energy savings accumulated over the appliance's lifetime often offset the higher purchase price.
- Does a larger fridge always use more energy?
- Not necessarily, but in most cases yes. Modern insulation and efficient compressors can reduce the difference, yet larger refrigerators still have more internal volume and greater heat-transfer area. If two models use similar technology, the smaller one will usually consume less electricity.
- What is a good annual energy consumption for a fridge?
- There is no single ideal value because consumption depends on size and features. However, when comparing refrigerators with similar capacity, a lower kWh/year rating generally indicates a more efficient appliance and lower operating costs.

