Why this beer dump earns its place
The ISC302SD is a sliding-top bottle cooler in a white cabinet, built to hold chilled bottles and cans within easy reach of a bar or serving point. Gross volume is 286 litres, with 232 litres of usable net capacity, so it works as a dedicated chilled drinks point rather than an aisle display. The sliding top keeps the cold in between serves.
Day to day the cabinet holds +1 to +9 °C, cold enough for served drinks, and clears frost on its own with automatic defrost. It runs on R600a hydrocarbon refrigerant with a 70 g charge and draws 70 W. At 47 dB it stays quiet enough for a front-of-house position, and it carries climate class 7. Energy class B and a measured 204.8 kWh a year work out to about £51 a year at 25p/kWh, with an energy efficiency index of 14.4%.
On the build side, the exterior is white and the interior is white RAL9010, and the cabinet weighs 69 kg. R600a keeps the refrigerant charge low and the running gear self-contained, so it plugs in and runs without external plant.
