Ca'Lefort Dry Age Fridge VI120SA

Name: Ca'Lefort Dry Age Fridge VI120SA
Brand: Ca'Lefort
Price: 3500 USD
Availability: InStock

120 V US outletActive humidityFreestanding or built-in

A 50 in mid-height column with 223 litres inside, roughly double the VI60SA's space in the same 24 in width class. Like its siblings it holds a 60-85% humidity set-point from an internal water tank and runs on 120 V. It can stand alone or be built into cabinetry per the user guide.

Approx. price

~$3,500

maker's list price, not a live price

Meat capacity

not published

the maker gives no load figure

Temperature range

34–77°F

adjustable, per the maker

Humidity control

Active

60–85% RH set-point

US outlet

120 V / 60 Hz

Best for: A household aging a whole subprimal plus charcuterie that wants a built-in column under 4.5 ft

Temperature and humidity

Temperature setting34–77°F

25°F90°F

Humidity set-point60–85%

0%100%

Range the research literature reports for dry aging beefthis cabinet, per its maker

Temperature: maker: 'Temperature Range: 34-77℉'.
Humidity: Water tank feeds a humidity system with a set-point: 'Humidity Range: 60-85%'; 'No drain or plumbing needed—simply fill the tank'; control panel raises or lowers humidity 1% per press (user guide).
Classed here as: Active (holds a set-point you choose), 60–85% RH.

Active means the cabinet adds or removes moisture to hold a level you set; fixed means a humidifier holds one level the maker chose; a salt block or water tray is passive. Why the difference matters

Where it can go

23.4 W × 28 D × 50 H in. User guide: suitable for freestanding and built-in use; keep the ventilation plinth open when built in. Reversible door.

What the extra money buys: Against the Ca'Lefort Dry Age Fridge VI60SA, the extra ~$900 buys nothing in the fields compared here (humidity, capacity, installation, app, UV, carbon filter, lock, temperature range); the difference is elsewhere, such as finish or door. See the Ca'Lefort Dry Age Fridge VI60SA.

Specifications

Approx. price: ~$3,500 (VI120SA, $3,499.99 on calefort.com)
Type: Home cabinet
US outlet: 120 V / 60 Hz
Meat capacity: Not published by the maker
Interior volume: 223 L
Temperature range: 34–77°F (maker: 'Temperature Range: 34-77℉')
Humidity control: Active (holds a set-point you choose), 60–85% RH
Humidity set-point: Water tank feeds a humidity system with a set-point: 'Humidity Range: 60-85%'; 'No drain or plumbing needed—simply fill the tank'; control panel raises or lowers humidity 1% per press (user guide)
Installation: Freestanding or built-in
Install note: User guide: suitable for freestanding and built-in use; keep the ventilation plinth open when built in. Reversible door.
Dimensions: 23.4 W × 28 D × 50 H in (maker: 'Unit Height: 50 inches Unit Width: 23.4 inches Unit Depth: 28 inches Capacity: 223L/7.87 cu.ft Weight: 136.7 lbs.'; user guide drawing shows 50.0 H x 23.4 W x 27.9 D in, built-in cutout 23.8 W x 28.7 D x 50.4 H in)
Weight, empty: 136.7 lb
UV light: Yes
App: No
Door: glass
Lock: Yes
Energy use: 438 kWh/year
Noise: 45 dB
Ages: beef, charcuterie
Warranty: 1 year (Product page lists '1-Year Full Unit Warranty, 3-Year Parts Warranty, 5-Year Compressor Warranty'; the same page's spec table says 'Parts and Labor: 1 Years, Sealed System Parts and Labor: 2 Years')

Features, per Ca'Lefort

223 L (7.87 cu ft) interior
Temperature 34-77°F, humidity 60-85%
Internal water tank, no plumbing
UV sterilization
Inverter compressor with fan cooling
Built-in lock, reversible door
120 V / 60 Hz, 438 kWh/year

Where the specs put it ahead

Real humidity set-point (60-85%) without a water line
About twice the interior volume of the VI60SA
Approved for freestanding or built-in installation
Runs on a household 120 V outlet
Lock keeps a long age undisturbed

What it gives up

No published meat-load capacity
Shelves and hooks not specified; hooks are an extra-cost accessory
50 in height does not fit under a standard counter
Conflicting warranty wording on the product page

The two lists above are drawn from the maker’s own pages and prices, not from owner reports. Where owner discussion has been read it appears in its own section below, so the two are never mistaken for each other.