Segmentation by type classifies low‑energy refrigerators into top‑mounted, bottom‑mounted, side‑by‑side, French‑door, and compact models. Top‑mounted units, traditionally favored for their simplicity, now capture about 30 % of the market as manufacturers embed inverter compressors to reduce consumption. Bottom‑mounted designs, valued for ergonomic loading, hold roughly 22 % due to growing adoption in mid‑size retail environments. Side‑by‑side refrigerators, offering dual‑door access, account for 18 % as they balance capacity with energy‑saving glass doors. French‑door models, which combine wide shelves with flexible door configurations, represent 15 % of sales, driven by premium‑segment demand for both aesthetics and efficiency. Compact units—under‑counter or portable—serve niche markets such as dormitories and small offices, contributing the remaining 15 %. The distribution of these types reflects consumer preferences, space constraints, and price sensitivity, each influencing the cumulative market volume.