Why this static cooled ice cream display freezer earns its place
The Framec J7E is a scoop ice cream display freezer built to show off a spread of tubs behind curved glass. It offers 0.42 m² of display area and a white finish inside and out, so the product does the talking at the counter. The format suits a parlour or café serving scooped ice cream straight to customers, keeping the range visible and ready to serve.
It holds a -20 to -14 °C band using static cooling, which keeps tubs at a steady scooping temperature, and defrost is automatic and electric so there is no manual routine to run. Control is electronic, and the cabinet runs at 45 dB. It is energy class C at 3222.9 kWh a year — about £806 a year in electricity at 25p/kWh — using R290 refrigerant with a 130 g charge, and is built to climate class 4 for warmer serving environments.
The freezer measures 1341 × 723 × 1253 mm (W×D×H) and ships packed at 1420 × 760 × 1310 mm, so check the delivery route for the 760 mm packed depth. It runs from a standard 13 A supply at 220–240 V / 50 Hz, rated 500 W. Net weight is 98 kg (119 kg gross), so plan for two people to position it on a level, well-ventilated spot.
