Why this sliding lid ice cream freezer earns its place
The TEFCOLD IC201SC is a display chest freezer built to merchandise frozen stock from the top down. The sliding flat glass lid puts ice cream, frozen desserts and pre-packed lines on view while keeping them covered, and the cabinet holds 165 litres net (191 litres gross) in a footprint of 720 mm wide by 630 mm deep. It suits high-turnover impulse selling where customers browse and self-serve.
Cooling is static and the cabinet runs at -24 to -14 °C under a mechanical thermostat, with manual defrost when the frozen store is cleared down. It is rated to climate class 5 and produces 45 dB in operation. At energy class D it draws 532.9 kWh a year — about £133 a year at 25p/kWh — from a 98-watt input.
The cabinet stands 892 mm tall with a white exterior and white painted steel interior. It runs on a 220–240 V, 50 Hz supply through a standard 13-amp socket, so no special electrics are needed. Cooling uses R600a refrigerant with a 55-gram charge.
