Why this beer fridge earns its place
The Gamko CE550 is a single hinged-door bottle cooler built for the served side of a bar. It chills bottled drinks and keeps them on show and within arm's reach of the person pouring, which is what turns a busy service into fast rounds rather than trips to the cellar. At 150 litres it holds a tight working range of the bottles you pour most — not a vast stock, but everything a one-person pour needs within reach.
The single hinged door makes loading straightforward and keeps the cold in between grabs. It is a bottle cooler designed to hold bottled stock at serving temperature (+2 to +18 °C) through trading hours. At just 59 kg it is light enough to move if you need to reposition it, and its footprint (602 mm wide, 536 mm deep, 900 mm high) fits easily into a tight back-bar space. Noise level is 47.5 dB(A), which is quiet — worth noting if the cooler sits close to where customers are served. Annual energy consumption is 183 kWh, about 0.5 kWh per day, so running costs are low.
External dimensions, electrical supply (220–240 V) and refrigerant detail for the CE550 are set out in the spec table. Bottle coolers are usually sited back-bar or under-counter, so measure the gap you intend to slot it into and check the delivery route against the dimensions before you order.
