Why this static cooled ice cream display freezer earns its place
The TEFCOLD MIRABELLA 9 is a scoop ice cream display freezer built as a front-of-house counter feature. Its 0.53 m² display area lays out a spread of flavours for scooping to order, set behind an anthracite (RAL7016) exterior with a grey stainless steel interior that stands up to daily service. An electronic controller manages the temperature.
In use, it holds -20 to -5 °C using static cooling, with automatic defrost handling frost build-up. It is rated to climate class 4, carries an energy class C label and runs at a measured 42 dB, which is quiet enough to sit near seating or a service counter. At the verified 5204.9 kWh a year, running cost is about £1301 a year at 25p/kWh, so match its hours to your trade.
On installation, the cabinet is 1652 mm wide, 677 mm deep and 1190 mm high, and ships packed at 1735 mm wide and 1290 mm high — measure your doorways and route in against those figures before delivery. It plugs into a standard 13 A supply, draws 700 W at 220-240 V/50 Hz and runs on natural R290 refrigerant with a 125 g charge. At 136 kg net (157 kg gross) it needs a two-person lift into position.
