Why this drop-in display fridge earns its place
This drop-in refrigerated unit is the ventilated version, measuring 1440 mm wide, 720 mm deep and 677 mm high, using fan-assisted air circulation to move cold air across the well. It builds flush into a counter or buffet run so the refrigeration hides in the joinery and the food stays on open display at +0 to +4°C. The forced-air circulation suits displays that are stacked or run deep, where you want the cold spread evenly across the whole well rather than pooling at the base.
In service it holds already-chilled food in an open well at display temperature, ready for direct service with no doors to open. The ventilated design helps keep the temperature consistent across the surface of the display through a busy shift. It is a display-and-hold format: load it from a back-of-house fridge and top it up rather than using it to cool large quantities from warm. The 677 mm shallow height makes it accessible from the service side while taking minimal counter depth.
Being a drop-in, it is designed to be built into counter joinery, so plan the aperture, power and service access before the counter is made. It weighs 77 kg and runs on 230V, 50Hz mains. Take the full external dimensions and cut-out from the specification table on this page and confirm them against your counter build, leaving airflow clearance and room to service the unit in place.
