Why this supermarket freezer earns its place
This is a supermarket-format chest freezer: a wide, top-opening white cabinet with 1005 litres gross capacity, designed to hold and display pre-packed frozen stock in volume. The chest layout gives you a large, uninterrupted frozen well that shoppers reach into from above, which is why the format suits high-turnover frozen retail — ice, frozen food, bulk multipacks and impulse frozen lines that sell best when customers can see and grab them straight from the top.
It runs on manual defrost with a digital controller maintaining -18 to -23 °C temperature. In practice that means a simple, robust cabinet with fewer moving parts — you periodically clear the ice build-up and wipe the well down rather than relying on an automatic cycle, which keeps the design straightforward and the interior working hard for storage. The cabinet uses R 290 refrigerant with static cooling and produces just 55 dB(A) noise, suitable for customer-facing areas. Keeping the load below the fill line and the lid closed between customers holds the temperature steady and keeps the frozen display consistent through a busy trading day.
For siting, a chest freezer needs clear floor space and top access — nothing overhanging the lid and room to open it fully. This cabinet measures 2124 mm wide, 952 mm deep and 894 mm tall (external), with an internal well of 1976 × 780 × 590 mm and a gross weight of 150 kg. It is insulated with 71 mm foam and runs on 230 V, 50 Hz. Before delivery, measure your access route and the intended spot against these external dimensions, and leave clearance around the cabinet for airflow so it can shed heat. If you are fitting it into a tight run or alongside other cabinets, contact us and we will confirm the fit from the specification.
