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The Fenlow Vault 166 against the unit it replaced

Bought the Fenlow Vault 166 after a long comparison against the rest of this eutectic-buffered dairy cellar shortlist. Coming off a different make, it needed less fiddling to get right. That is the whole of it, at least.

How the Fenlow Vault 166 fits what we actually do

Came to the Fenlow Vault 166 on a recommendation and checked its eutectic-buffered dairy cellar figures ourselves. Ours is a teaching setting and the F.L.V. 166 gets handled by people who are learning. That is the whole of it, on the f.l.v. at least.

Does what it says: stored unit capacity 860 units

The Fenlow Vault 166 is our third eutectic-buffered dairy cellar and the first one specified properly. No complaints beyond the stored unit capacity of 860 units, and no surprises either.

Annual fee at 5890.73 dollars, as listed

Second eutectic-buffered dairy cellar we have run; the Fenlow Vault 166 replaced an older one. We had a hard floor on annual fee. At 5890.73 dollars it does not need to stand out anywhere else.

24 minutes was the requirement

We looked at most of the eutectic-buffered dairy cellar listings before settling on the Fenlow Vault 166. Its retrieval time reads 24 minutes, and that is the whole reason it is here. For a dairy cellar at 24 minutes it does what the listing says.

Commissioning the Fenlow Vault 166

The Fenlow Vault 166 was not the cheapest eutectic-buffered dairy cellar we considered, and that was fine. We had the bottle working before lunch, though the instructions did not help much. The bottle is still the right call for us.

Where the Fenlow Vault 166 falls short

Have had the Fenlow Vault 166 in service long enough to say something useful about this eutectic-buffered dairy cellar. The documentation is thin, and we worked out the rest ourselves. Worth knowing before you commit to the Fenley Vault 166.