c/kWh
Total capacity
135 L
135 L fridge
Energy rating
2.5
Star rating index 2.53
Annual electricity use
152 kWh
Label figure (comparative energy consumption)
Estimated running cost
$49 / year
$4.05 / month Β· $486 over 10 years

52% more electricity than the median of 167 comparable Under 200 L bar fridge registrations (100 kWh a year). It uses less than 5% of them. At 32c/kWh that is about $17 a year more than the median, $166 over 10 years.

Uses 41% less than the maximum allowed for its size and type under the minimum energy performance standard (260 kWh a year MEPS level).

Cost = label kWh Γ— 32c/kWh in AUD; change the price above to your tariff.

How efficient is it for its size?

kWh per year. Bar: the middle 80% of 167 comparable Under 200 L bar fridge registrations. Dot: this model (above the median). Hover or tab to a mark for its value.

Cohort: every currently registered Under 200 L bar fridge sold in Australia, counted once per registration. Star ratings already account for size through the GEMS adjusted-volume formula; this comparison is in raw kWh against models a buyer would actually consider instead.

Artusi AINT119 running cost

Per month
$4.05
Per year
$49
5 years
$243
10 years
$486

152 kWh Γ— 32c/kWh. No inflation or tariff change assumed. Fridges run continuously, so the label figure is a whole-year estimate under standard test conditions.

Capacity and compartments

Total gross volume
135 L
Fresh food (fridge) volume
135 L
Frozen storage volume
–
GEMS adjusted volume
135 L
fresh food compartment
135 L gross

Gross volumes exclude shelving. Fresh food = fresh food, chill and cellar compartments; frozen = freezer, two-star and ice-making (zero-star) compartments. Adjusted volume weights frozen space more heavily and is what the government uses to set the star rating for the size.

Similar bar fridges that use less electricity

Same type, total capacity within 12% of 135 L, at least 3% lower annual kWh.

ModelStarsEst. cost / yrCompare
Westinghouse WCE1500WA142 L52 kWh/yr8$17
Haier HCF140W137 L56 kWh/yr7$18
Chiq CCF14**E142 L77 kWh/yr6$25
Chiq CCF141BE142 L77 kWh/yr6$25
Hisense HRCF146145 L78 kWh/yr6$25

Fridges similar to the Artusi AINT119

ModelCapacityStarskWh / yr
Hisense HRBC137
2% larger, same door count, similar external size, similar star rating
137 L3139
Euro E170IFBE
same capacity, same door count, similar external size
134 L4106
Euro E Series
same capacity, same door count, similar external size
134 L4106
Miele K 31222 Ui
2% larger, same door count, similar external size
137 L4104
Liebherr SUIK 1510
2% larger, same door count, similar external size
137 L4.594
Liebherr SUIKo 1550
2% smaller, same door count, similar external size
132 L4108
Casa CASAFI135*
3% smaller, same door count, similar external size
131 L3.5124
Casa CASAFI135B
3% smaller, same door count, similar external size
131 L3.5124

Same consumer type, total capacity within 12% of 135 L; ordered by closeness of capacity, then lowest annual kWh.

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Artusi AINT119 specifications

Type
Bar fridge
Configuration
Upright
Doors
1
Defrost
–
Ice maker
–
Width
596 mm
Height
820 mm
Depth
550 mm
Annual energy (label)
152 kWh
Star rating index
2.533
MEPS level (maximum allowed)
260 kWh
kWh per adjusted litre
1.126
Country of manufacture
China

Australian GEMS registration details

Registration number
ARF3188
GEMS registration id
154048
Status
approved, available (self-reported)
Registration expires
20 August 2028
Registered for sale in
Australia, Fiji, New Zealand
Family
–
Designation
Refrigerator
Product class
Class 1
GEMS group
Group 1: refrigerator without a low-temperature compartment, automatic defrost
Regulatory standard
Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (Household Refrigerating Appliances) Determination 2019
Test standard
AS/NZS IEC 62552.3:2018
Consumer type rule
Designated a refrigerator (GEMS groups 1 to 3) with a total volume under 200 L

Source: Australian Government Energy Rating (GEMS) registration data, DCCEEW via data.gov.au (CC BY 3.0 AU). Dataset published 19 September 2026; last checked 20 September 2026. How the derived figures are calculated.