Why this single door bar fridge earns its place
The CC77 Black is a compact impulse can cooler built to put chilled cans and drinks in front of customers at the point of sale. With 72 litres net (80 litres gross) and 0.15 m² of display area, in a black exterior with a dark grey interior, it is sized to sit at the till or counter and drive impulse purchases.
Day to day it holds +2 to +12 °C with automatic defrost and a mechanical controller. At 45 dB it is quiet for a front-of-house position, and its climate class 4 rating handles warmer rooms. Rated energy class B at 244.6 kWh a year, it costs about £61 a year to run at 25p/kWh, drawing just 112 W, and uses R600a refrigerant with a 45 g charge.
The cabinet measures 567 × 567 × 830 mm (W×D×H) — a small 567 mm-square footprint standing 830 mm tall — so it fits under or beside a counter. It runs on a 13 A supply, weighs 26 kg net (31 kg packed), and the internal space measures 450 × 450 × 475 mm.
