A refrigerated device includes a compartment including an access door. A refrigeration circuit for cooling the compartment includes an evaporator coil with an associated evaporator fan and a condenser with an associated condenser fan. A temperature sensor is provided for indicating a compartment temperature within the compartment. A controller is configured to: (i) monitor the compartment temperature in order to approximate a number of door openings, (ii) compare the approximated number of door openings to a data point and (iii) take a control action based upon a certain result of the comparison.

A magnetic field fresh-keeping apparatus and an air-cooled refrigeration device. The magnetic field fresh-keeping apparatus comprises a drawer container, a drawer, a magnet assembly, and a waterproof structure. The front side of the drawer container has an opening. The drawer is slidably mounted within the drawer container. The magnet assembly comprises a first magnet and a second magnet disposed on opposite sides of the drawer container. The magnet mounting cavity comprises a first mounting cavity for accommodating the first magnet and a second mounting cavity for accommodating the second magnet, and the first mounting cavity and the second mounting cavity are both configured to allow an airflow to pass through so as to cool the first magnet and the second magnet. The waterproof structure is configured to waterproof the magnet assembly.

The present disclosure relates to a storehouse. In one aspect of the present disclosure, a storehouse may include a first storage space configured to provide a space in which goods are stored within a predetermined temperature or a predetermined temperature range and a second storage space configured to provide a space in which a first heat exchanger is accommodated. The storehouse may include a third storage space configured to provide a space in which a second heat exchanger is accommodated. The storehouse may include a fluid generator disposed downstream of the first heat exchanger to generate a flow. The storehouse may include a heater disposed adjacent to the first heat exchanger or the fluid generator and configured to defrost at least one of the first heat exchanger and the fluid generator.

A refrigerator includes evaporator cases arranged in a freezing chamber and located on a bottom surface of a partition wall, an evaporator installed inside the evaporator cases, and grill covers arranged on a rear side of the evaporator cases and having a blowing fan installed therein. The refrigerator includes a refrigerating chamber discharge passage which extends from the grill covers to a refrigerating chamber and through which at least a portion of cold air passing through the blowing fan flows, and a freezing chamber discharge passage which extends from the grill covers to the freezing chamber and through which the remaining cold air among the cold air passing through the blowing fan passes.

A refrigerator comprises: a refrigerator body (10), at the interior of which a cooling chamber (11) and at least one storage space are confined, wherein the cooling chamber (11) is arranged at the bottom of the refrigerator body (10) and below the storage space; door bodies (20) arranged on a front surface of the refrigerator body (10) to operably open and close the storage space; and an evaporator (21), which is wholly horizontally placed in the shape of a flat cube in the cooling chamber (11) and configured to provide cold energy to the storage space, wherein a bottom wall of the cooling chamber (11) below the evaporator (21) is provided with a water pan (40) to receive condensate water generated by the evaporator (21), and the bottom of the water pan (40) is provided with compensation heating wires (80).

A refrigerated device includes a compartment including an access door. A refrigeration circuit for cooling the compartment includes an evaporator coil with an associated evaporator fan and a condenser with an associated condenser fan. A temperature sensor is provided for indicating a compartment temperature within the compartment. A controller is configured to: (i) monitor the compartment temperature in order to approximate a number of door openings, (ii) compare the approximated number of door openings to a data point and (iii) take a control action based upon a certain result of the comparison.

An air-cooled refrigerator, comprising a bottom liner, an evaporator, a water receiving tray, and a heating wire. A cooling chamber located at the bottom of the bottom liner is defined inside the bottom liner, and the bottom wall of the bottom liner is provided with a water receiving tank with a water drainage outlet at its bottom; the evaporator is provided in the cooling chamber; the water receiving tray is provided between the evaporator and the bottom wall of the bottom liner to receive water on the evaporator, and a plurality of through holes are formed in a region of the water receiving tray facing towards the water receiving tank; the heating wire is coiled and provided between the water receiving tray and the evaporator to heat and defrost the evaporator, and the heating wire has an extension portion extending to the water receiving tank through the through holes.

An air-cooled refrigerator includes a bottom liner, an evaporator, a water receiving tray, and a heating wire. A cooling chamber located at the bottom of the bottom liner is defined inside the bottom liner, and the bottom wall of the bottom liner is provided with a water receiving tank with a water drainage outlet at its bottom; the evaporator is provided in the cooling chamber; the water receiving tray includes a front plate segment and is provided between the evaporator and the bottom wall of the bottom liner to receive water on the evaporator, and a plurality of through holes are formed in a region of the water receiving tray facing towards the water receiving tank; the heating wire is coiled and provided between the water receiving tray and the evaporator to heat and defrost the evaporator, and the heating wire has an expansion section.

A self-contained reach-in refrigerator has self-contained refrigeration system connected to a cabinet. A drain pan is below an evaporator of the refrigeration system. A thermally conductive bridge member provides thermal conduction between a defrost heater and the drain pan. An upper wall defining a top end of a product space in the cabinet can include a drain pan section below the evaporator, a fan section extending forward from the drain pan section, and a rear lip extending upward from a rear end of the drain pan section. The evaporator fan can be supported over the fan section to draw air from the product space through the fan section. A support member can be fastened to the rear lip to support the upper wall.

A refrigerator includes: a main body forming a storage room; a display positioned on a bottom of the storage room and including a display board; a separating wall extending from the bottom of the storage room toward the display and forming a board accommodating space for accommodating the display board, the separating wall is configured to partition the board accommodating space from a water collecting space positioned between the bottom of the storage room wall and the display.