Gold Line BC-50
Gold Line 50 L mini fridge, white, Shabbat-approved
A good fit for a bedroom, study or synagogue that needs a small fridge with Shabbat approval. If you want the same concept in black, look at the GoldLine BC-50B; if you want even lower electricity use, look at the Westin WES-1051W.
Price comparison: Gold Line BC-50
Checked 06.11.2026Up to ₪155 less than the most expensive of the 10 shops selling this model on Zap.
- Cheapest in this table KSP ₪450 Buy at this price
- LastPrice ₪549 Go to shop
- On Zap ₪398–605
Prices include VAT and were checked on the shops’ websites on 06.11.2026. Prices and stock change; the shop’s price is the one that counts. Some links may be affiliate links: if you buy through them we may earn a commission, at no cost to you and with no effect on our rankings. The Zap price range and some shop prices were taken from Zap on the same day.
Strengths
- Tzomet Institute approval for Shabbat according to store offers.
- About ₪400 across 8 stores: among the cheapest Shabbat-approved mini fridges.
- 0.38 kWh per day according to Zap.
Check before buying
- The dimensions on Zap's page and in the store offer don't match; measure your niche with some clearance.
- The energy rating is not shown.
Full specs: Gold Line BC-50
| Type | Mini bar (cube fridge) |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 50 liters (about 1.8 cu ft) |
| Dimensions (W×H×D) | 44 × 48 × 49 cm per Zap specs (one store lists 46 × 46 × 49) |
| Electricity use | 0.38 kWh per day (about 139 kWh per year, our calculation) |
| Energy rating | Not available in Zap specs |
| Shabbat control | Included, according to Zap |
| Shabbat approval | Tzomet Institute, according to two offers on Zap |
| Color | White |
| Compressor | Double-insulated, according to a store description |
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FAQ: Gold Line BC-50
How much does the GoldLine BC-50 cost in Israel?
In November 2026 we saw a range of ₪399–605 (NIS) on Zap across 8 stores.
Is the BC-50 approved for Shabbat?
According to two offers on Zap it is approved for Shabbat use by the Tzomet Institute, and Zap specs mark it as "includes Shabbat control".
What is the difference between the BC-50 and the BC-50B?
Both are 50 liters with Tzomet Institute approval. The BC-50 is white and sold on Zap from about ₪400; the BC-50B is black and we saw it at Bug for ₪577.
How much electricity does it use?
According to Zap 0.38 kWh per day, about 139 kWh per year (our calculation).
What are its dimensions?
Zap specs: 44 wide, 48 high and 49 cm deep. One store lists 46 × 46 × 49 cm, so leave a few centimeters of clearance.
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