Midea
Midea MDRS619FIG46D 482L Side by Side Refrigerator
3 Star
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Refrigerator Price in Nepal 2026
Explore the latest refrigerators price in Nepal including single door, double door, side-by-side, and smart refrigerators. Compare capacity, cooling technology, features, and recorded Nepal pricing where available on NepalTechHub.
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We track 44 refrigerators sold in Nepal , from रु. 33,302 up to रु. 33,302 — single door, double door and side-by-side models, with capacity, cooling type and energy rating listed for each.
Capacity is quoted in litres and is the first thing to match to your household. Beyond that, the practical difference for most buyers is direct cool versus frost free: direct cool units are cheaper to buy and run but need manual defrosting, while frost free models handle it themselves. A refrigerator runs continuously for years, so the energy rating affects your bill more than it does on most other appliances. Prices were last refreshed on September 19, 2026. Stale — 40 days ago
44 refrigerators found
Midea
Midea MDRT346MTB28 236L Double Door Refrigerator
3 Star
Price not listed
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Yasuda
Yasuda YSGS180CWF 180L Single Door Refrigerator
2 Star
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Hisense
Hisense RS20DR4SBR 180L Single Door Refrigerator
Energy Efficient
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Bosch
Bosch KAD93AIERG 600L Side by Side Refrigerator
3 Star
Price not listed
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Panasonic
Panasonic NR-TG338BPAN 292L Refrigerator
2 Star
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Panasonic
Panasonic NR-TG368BVHX 350L Refrigerator
2 Star
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Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest refrigerator available in Nepal right now?
The lowest current price in our catalogue is रु. 33,302. Units at this level are typically smaller single door, direct cool models suited to one or two people.
What refrigerator capacity do I need for my family?
Capacity is measured in litres and scales with household size. As a rough guide, up to about 200 litres suits one or two people, 200 to 300 litres works for a family of three or four, and 300 litres and above suits larger families or households that shop in bulk. If you cook fresh daily rather than storing a week of groceries, you can comfortably size down.
Direct cool or frost free — which should I buy?
Direct cool units cost less, use less electricity and are usually single door, but ice builds up and you have to defrost manually every few weeks. Frost free models circulate air to prevent ice, so they need no manual defrosting and keep a more even temperature, at a higher price. Most double door and larger refrigerators sold here are frost free.
Do I need a voltage stabiliser for my refrigerator in Nepal?
It depends on your supply. Many modern refrigerators include built-in voltage protection and are rated for a wide input range, in which case a separate stabiliser is unnecessary. If your area sees frequent voltage fluctuation, a stabiliser is cheap insurance for an expensive compressor. Check the unit's stated operating voltage range before deciding.
What warranty do refrigerators come with in Nepal?
Units bought through authorised distributors normally carry a warranty on the whole unit, with a longer separate warranty on the compressor — often five to ten years. Confirm what the compressor cover actually includes, and where the nearest service centre is, before buying.
Can I buy a refrigerator on EMI in Nepal?
Some banks and electronics retailers may offer instalment or EMI plans. Eligibility, tenure, down payment, fees and interest can vary by provider and change over time, so confirm the current total cost and requirements before buying.