Why this sliding lid ice cream freezer earns its place
The Tefcold NIC202SC is a compact display chest freezer for ice cream, finished in white with a sliding lid so customers see and reach the tubs from the top. With 186 litres gross and 138 litres net capacity it suits a smaller frozen display, and the sliding-lid format keeps impulse and scooping stock out front where it sells — on parlour counters, kiosks and forecourt convenience points.
It runs at a display band of -24 to -14 °C with static cooling, a mechanical controller and manual defrost, so the routine is a periodic manual defrost rather than an automatic cycle. It draws 165 W, is rated at 45 dB for noise, and carries an energy class of D — about 440.2 kWh a year, or roughly £110 a year at 25p/kWh.
The internal display space measures 600 × 510 × 576 mm (W×D×H), and the freezer weighs 63 kg gross and 52 kg empty, so plan the standing spot and lift accordingly. It runs from a 220-240 V, 13-amp supply and uses natural R600a refrigerant with a 55 g charge, a low-GWP hydrocarbon. Check the external dimensions in the specification panel against your doorways before ordering.
