On June 24, the Casarte boundary-free embedded refrigerator was launched. It has subverted people’s understanding of embedded refrigerators with its 0cm boundary-free parallel embedding and boundary-free free combination: the refrigerator has become “invisible”, can be spliced, and completely integrated into the cabinet, while using oxygen control preservation technology to keep ingredients nutritious for 7 days.
Origin
Separation of Box and Machine Era
In 1918, American engineer Copeland invented the world’s first household refrigerator. Its shell was made of wood, and the insulation material was a mixture of seaweed and sawdust, which appeared very crude and heavy.
Birth
Ordinary Embedded Era
Development
Free Embedded Era
Evolution
Boundary-Free Combination Embedded Era
（1）Heat Dissipation Margin from Bounded to Unbounded
Before renovation, people often reserve a position before buying appliances, but it is difficult to choose a refrigerator that perfectly integrates into the home decoration style. The boundary-free refrigerator achieves a 60cm ultra-thin mainframe design, breaking through the 0cm heat dissipation margin, allowing for parallel embedding into the cabinet, and with the original rock panel, truly achieves being hidden in the cabinet, concealed in the home, and can be placed anywhere.
（2）From Single Unit to Free Combination
From “back kitchen” to “social center”, from “storage tool” to “health steward”, high-end groups’ requirements for kitchen environments and dietary life continue to rise, and the evolution of refrigerators will not stop. Casarte refrigerators have always keenly observed changes in user living habits, constructing smart kitchen scene ecosystems, and achieving a new dietary life experience.
