Why this display fridge earns its place
The Polar CX573 is a countertop cake display fridge with a curved glass front in black finish. At 1690 mm tall with 235 litres capacity and four adjustable shelves, it is sized to stand on a serving counter and put cakes, gâteaux, desserts and chilled grab-and-go at the customer's eye level. The curved glass gives a clear, wrap-around view of what's inside, so the display does the selling — this is a merchandising cabinet for the front of a café or shop, not a back-of-house store.
As a glass-fronted counter unit it is built for constant display, keeping product visible and chilled while it is on show at 0–12 °C with forced-air cooling. At 3.1 kWh per day, the CX573 runs at Energy Class A — feed those daily figures and your tariff into the energy decoder on this page and you will see the exact annual cost. Our team can talk through whether it suits the cakes and chilled lines you plan to present. Because it sits at the point of sale, position matters as much as the specification.
Being a countertop unit, it needs a stable, level counter with enough clearance around it for ventilation and for the door to open on its curve. The unit needs 220–240 V supply drawing 375 W; it weighs 79 kg and measures 515 mm deep and wide. For the exact fit, see the spec table on this page and confirm the counter can take it before install. Check access and the final position in advance.
