Why this single door upright glass door freezer earns its place
The Freezer 1 Glass Door is an upright commercial display freezer with a single glass door. The glass front lets staff and customers see frozen stock without opening the door, so it works both as a self-service retail freezer on the shop floor and as organised, visible frozen storage in a kitchen or back-of-house. At 578 litres, it holds enough product for a working day without dominating the shop floor — a single-door upright suits a convenience store frozen range or a kitchen freezer in a smaller restaurant.
Behind the glass it runs as a frozen-storage cabinet at −18 to −24 °C with static cooling and manual defrost. A glass door does draw a little more temperature pull-down each time it is opened during a busy service, so siting and door discipline matter for holding frozen product reliably. The cabinet stands 1990 mm tall and 680 mm wide with a 700 mm depth, making it a tall, narrow upright for shops with compact floor space. At 138 kg it is a one-person installation on a flat floor.
Confirm the external dimensions, weight and electrical requirements from the spec table before installing, and measure your delivery route, as an upright freezer of this height needs clear access through doorways and any lift. Keep it clear of heat sources and leave the ventilation clearances the manufacturer specifies so the condenser can breathe. The cabinet runs on 230V mains supply and draws 0.34 kW — modest power consumption for the capacity, and the LED interior light runs quietly at 50 dB(A).
