Why this sliding lid ice cream freezer earns its place
The IC552SCEB is a display chest freezer with a curved sliding glass lid, built to merchandise frozen product — impulse ice cream, lollies and frozen lines — through the glass while keeping it frozen. It gives 540 litres gross and 481 litres net of usable frozen display in a white cabinet, so customers see the stock and staff serve straight from the top.
Day to day it holds -24 to -14 °C using static cooling with manual defrost, controlled by a mechanical thermostat. It runs on R290 with a 120 g charge, draws 285 W on a 220–240 V / 50 Hz supply and is rated at 45 dB. On energy it is class D at about 1,073.5 kWh a year, which is roughly £268 a year at 25p/kWh depending on your tariff, the ambient temperature and how often the lid is opened.
For installation, the internal dimensions are 1630 × 495 × 710 mm (W×D×H) and it weighs 114 kg gross, 96 kg net. It is a wide cabinet, so check the external footprint listed in the specification panel against your doorways and delivery route before ordering. The R290 refrigerant is a low-GWP hydrocarbon, and the unit runs on a standard 220–240 V / 50 Hz socket.
