Why this countertop glass door fridge earns its place
The FS80CP is a countertop glass-door chiller built to drive impulse chilled sales in a small space. Behind a single hinged glass door it holds 55 litres net across two white wire shelves, in a white cabinet that sits on a counter or back bar to put drinks and grab-and-go lines at eye level.
It runs +2 to +10 °C under mechanical control, with automatic defrost and a heated, self-closing glass door that clears condensation and pulls itself shut after service. It runs on R600a with a 40 g charge, draws just 85 W and runs at 42 dB. Rated energy use is 401.5 kWh a year at energy class D — about £100 a year at 25p/kWh.
The cabinet measures 480 × 460 × 840 mm (W×D×H) and weighs 43 kg gross, small enough for a counter or back-bar shelf. It runs from a standard 13 amp, 220-240 V supply and is rated climate class 3. Gross volume is 84 litres against 55 litres net.
