Why this double door bar fridge earns its place
The TEFCOLD DB201S is a double-door back bar cooler finished in black RAL9005, built to chill and display bottles and cans front of house. Two sliding glass doors avoid the swing clearance a hinged door needs behind a busy bar, and four white wire shelves across 0.47 m² of display area keep stock organised and visible.
The cabinet holds +2 to +10 °C under electronic control, with ventilated cooling for even temperatures and automatic defrost. It sits in the A energy class with an efficiency index of 9%, drawing 416 kWh a year — about £104 a year at 25p/kWh. Sound output is rated at 44 dB, quiet enough to run near seating, and it carries climate class 4 for warmer service environments.
At 900 × 520 × 870 mm externally it fills a double bar bay, with an internal cavity of 810 × 418 × 720 mm. It runs from a 220–240 V supply at up to 13 A with a 115 W input, and cools on R600a refrigerant with a 70 g charge. Weight is 69 kg gross, 63 kg net.
