Why this single door upright glass door freezer earns its place
The UFSC371G is a single-door upright display freezer that merchandises frozen lines behind glass, so customers can see and pick without opening the cabinet. It gives you 0.74 m² of display area over six fixed freezing shelves, with 270 litres of usable volume from a 300-litre gross cabinet — enough to hold a solid frozen impulse range in a slim footprint. The black finish, inside and out, suits front-of-house display.
Day to day it uses static cooling with a mechanical controller and manual defrost, so you set aside time to defrost it periodically rather than relying on an automatic cycle. The heated hinged glass door keeps the view into the cabinet clear, and it is rated to climate class 4 for warmer ambient conditions. It runs quietly at 45 dB and carries an energy class C rating; at 3,017.5 kWh a year that is about £754 a year at 25p/kWh.
At 595 × 640 × 1840 mm externally, the slim 595 mm width slots into tight retail runs and passes a standard doorway; it ships packed at 680 × 710 × 1940 mm. Net weight is 95 kg (100 kg gross). Electrically it takes a 13 A supply at 220-240 V, drawing 350 W, which suits a standard socket, and it uses 85 g of R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant.
