Energy, turned into dollars

LG LRONC1404*

13.6 cu ft freezerless and single door. Uses 20% less energy than the federal limit for its class. #26 of 187 freezerless and single-door fridges under 18 cu ft, by yearly cost.

Source: EPA ENERGY STAR Certified Residential Refrigerators dataset, data.energystar.gov. Refreshed Oct 24, 2026.

$43 at 18.16¢/kWhper year
$432 at 18.16¢/kWhover 10 years
$58 at 18.16¢/kWh10-yr savings vs. similar size

Recall check

CPSC recalls that mention LG refrigerators, fridges and freezers (checked Oct 24, 2026). Check whether your model number is listed in the notice:

• CPSC, LG Electronics and Sears, Roebuck and Co. Announce Recall to Repair Refrigerators (2005-06-29)

Where it's sold

LG fridges: Local dealers (LG Find a Dealer) · The Home Depot

Confirmed from LG's own where-to-buy or retailer pages and retailer brand pages. Checked Oct 24, 2026. Not every seller stocks every model, so check the model number with the seller.

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Yearly cost, side by side

This model$43 at 18.16¢/kWh
Typical similar-size model (86 freezerless and single door models)$49 at 18.16¢/kWh
Federal max for this class$54 at 18.16¢/kWh
Thirstiest certified freezerless and single-door fridges$67 at 18.16¢/kWh
Good to know
Fridges run all day, so the EPA test figure is close to real use. A warm kitchen, frequent door opening and an ice maker can push it higher.

Also sold as

The EPA record lists no additional model numbers.

An asterisk in the model number stands for color or trim codes, so those finishes share these figures.

UPC: 195174010433

Certification history

ENERGY STAR certified 2020-03-11. On the market since 2021-03-11. EPA record 2374756.

Energy and specs

TypeFreezerless and Single Door
Product class3A - All-Refrigerators - automatic defrost
Total capacity13.6 cu ft
Adjusted volume13.6 cu ft
Height × width73.3 × 23.4 in
Counter depthNo
CompactNo
Built-inNo
Ice makerNo
Through-door dispenserNo
DefrostAutomatic
Connected (smart)No
Annual energy use238 kWh
Federal max for its class298 kWh
MarketsUnited States, Canada

Source: EPA ENERGY STAR Certified Residential Refrigerators, record 2374756. Most Efficient reflects the EPA field "meets most efficient criteria".

Similar models from other brands

Rule: certified freezerless and single-door fridges within 2 cu ft of this one (11.6 to 15.6 cu ft), other brands only, lowest energy first.

BrandModelSizeEnergyCost
Fisher & PaykelRS24SH*E*12.6 cu ft124 kWh$23 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
LiebherrSRB529013.7 cu ft200 kWh$36 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
ElementEUF14CE**13.8 cu ft204 kWh$37 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
MideaMRU14F5A**13.8 cu ft204 kWh$37 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
CriterionCUF14M2*13.8 cu ft211 kWh$38 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
MideaHS-507FWEN13.8 cu ft211 kWh$38 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
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