Why this sliding lid ice cream freezer earns its place
The NIC101CP is a compact display chest freezer for merchandising frozen impulse lines where space is tight. The curved sliding glass lid keeps ice cream, lollies and frozen snacks on show while under cover, and at 130 litres gross / 115 litres net it slots into a small counter, kiosk or till-point run without taking a full-size cabinet's footprint. The white finish keeps the focus on the product.
It runs static cooling across a -24 to -14 °C band on a mechanical controller, keeping ice cream firm and frozen stock properly frozen. Defrost is manual, so you plan it into a quiet period rather than losing display time to an automatic cycle. It is rated energy class D at 492.8 kWh a year — about £123 a year at 25p/kWh — and at 41 dB it is quiet enough to sit right by a customer.
Drawing just 105 W, it plugs into a standard 220-240 V supply on a 13 A socket, so no special electrical work is needed. At 50 kg gross it is a manageable two-person lift into position, and it uses R600a refrigerant with a 50 g charge. The white painted steel interior wipes down easily between stock changes.
