LG's exclusive InstaView® Door-in-Door® design lets you see inside without opening the door - simply knock twice to see and then reach favorites in an instant.

LG's ThinQ system uses AI and predictive analytics to recommend settings based on your usage and behaviors and offer helpful maintenance tips. ThinQ automatically regulates the fridge's interior temperature and adjusts the speed of the ice maker to meet your household's needs.

Smart Refrigerators with Built-In Wifi A WiFi communication card is built into the appliance allowing it to communicate with your smartphone for remote monitoring, control and notifications. Requires WiFi in your home.

LG Door Cooling+™ makes inside temperature more even and cools the refrigerator 35% faster than the conventional cooling system. This reduces the temperature gap between the inner part and the door side of the compartment; thus letting the food remain fresh for long.

The new LG InstaView is said to reduce the loss of cold air by over 40%, and can cut energy consumption by over 30% over its 20-year life expectancy when compared to other fridge-freezers. The glass window panel itself (known as the ColdSaver panel) is a neat look too.

LG refrigerators provide innovative and exclusive technologies like Door Cooling and Smart Inverter technologies that help maintain food quality. Its multi-directional cold air ensures that each compartment's temperature is effectively maintained, particularly on food stored close to the door.

Smart fridges work by connecting to the internet via a Wi-Fi connection. This means they have a range of 'smart' features and can connect to other devices which use an internet connection. This includes other smart home tech, mobile phones, voice assistants and laptops.

Smart Refrigerator Features Coordinate schedules for every member of the family. Look up recipes and have your fridge read the steps while you cook. Create grocery lists that sync to your smartphone in real-time. Set expiration dates and receive notifications to use food while it's fresh.

Does a smart refrigerator always need Wi-Fi? The features that a smart refrigerator apart from a standard variant needs internet connectivity to work. Once connected, you can use the display on the fridge as a tablet, and get valuable information about the food stored inside on your smartphone.

DoorCooling provides a cold air flow that cools the fridge faster when the fridge door is opened or closed. The fridge blows this cold air stream across the entire width from top to bottom from the front. This also cools the drink cartons in the door compartments.

To reduce energy consumption and alleviate energy bills, LG's ThinQ™ AI platform sends smartphone notifications when the refrigerator door is left ajar. In the ThinQ app, users can control key features from anywhere, a function that is also compatible with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa through easy voice commands.

• Dispense Water. Through-the-door ice and water dispensers are a staple in most modern side-by-side and French door model refrigerators.
• Keep Food Fresher For Longer. Dual compressors have largely replaced single compressors in refrigerator technology.
• Cut Down on Wasted Energy.
• Be a Fridge OR a Freezer.

Refrigeration slows bacterial growth. Bacteria exist everywhere in nature. They are in the soil, air, water, and the foods we eat. When they have nutrients (food), moisture, and favorable temperatures, they grow rapidly, increasing in numbers to the point where some types of bacteria can cause illness.

The fundamental reason for having a refrigerator is to keep food cold. Cold temperatures help food stay fresh longer. The basic idea behind refrigeration is to slow down the activity of bacteria (which all food contains) so that it takes longer for the bacteria to spoil the food.

Smart refrigerators use sophisticated temperature management technology to deliver the finest cooling outcomes. They monitor the temperature inside using sensors and adjust as needed. This technique enables the refrigerator to maintain food at the proper temperature for longer with less risk of spoilage.

The fundamental reason for having a refrigerator is to keep food cold. Cold temperatures help food stay fresh longer. The basic idea behind refrigeration is to slow down the activity of bacteria (which all food contains) so that it takes longer for the bacteria to spoil the food.