Why this beer fridge earns its place
This is an under-counter bottle cooler built for bars that get through serious volume. Four solid hinged doors with central handles open onto a capacity of up to 722 x 330ml bottles, spread across eight adjustable shelves, so you can configure the run to match whatever's moving fastest that week. Anthracite coated steel panels keep the look sleek rather than industrial, and adjustable feet let you set it to a working height of 860-880mm to match your bar.
TotalChill technology is what earns its keep here: it cools every bottle evenly across the whole cabinet rather than leaving cold spots, and the range runs from 2°C right up to 18°C, set with a simple digital thermostat behind an on/off switch — no learning curve required. That flexibility means the same cabinet can hold lager at fridge temperature or reds at cellar temperature, whichever the bar needs that night.
Running costs are kept in check by R600a refrigerant, fan-assisted cooling and an energy class B rating — Gamko quote 1.11kWh per 24 hours, which works out to 405.2kWh over a year, with a climate class of 4 and an EEI of 17.8%.
