Why this countertop glass door fridge earns its place
The BLIZZARD CTR99 is a glass-door countertop refrigerator built to merchandise chilled stock at the point of sale — 99 litres of grab-and-go drinks and deli lines kept visible without opening the cabinet. The full glass door with LED illumination keeps stock on show, which is why it earns its place on a busy till counter where impulse display drives margin better than a back-fridge trip.
Day to day it is low-maintenance: defrost is fully automatic, so there is no manual defrost cycle to manage. The three adjustable shelves let you fit tall bottles or smaller items; the digital controller holds the temperature band +0 to +10°C precise. It is rated to climate class 4, meaning it holds its performance in warmer ambient conditions up to 30°C — useful on a counter near ovens, coffee machines or a front door where back-room fridges would struggle. Cooling is provided using R600a, a low-GWP hydrocarbon refrigerant.
The external footprint is 620mm wide × 575mm deep × 717mm high at 44kg, so it sits comfortably on a standard counter. Measure the depth and any overhead clearance before siting it. The 13-amp plug-in design means no plumbing: site it where you have mains access and the counter is level and solid enough to take the weight all day.
