Why this double door glass door fridge earns its place
It is a two-door upright glass-door display refrigerator standing 2.1 m tall and holding 780 litres. Both full-height doors are glazed, so chilled stock stays on show while the cabinet stays shut — the format built for selling bottled drinks, cans and packaged grab-and-go rather than for back-of-house storage. The double-door front spans 1.12 m wide and gives you a broad, well-lit merchandising face to fill. Inside, an LED display light keeps the shelves visible and product attractive all through opening hours.
It runs as a chilled cabinet, not a freezer, holding stock at a constant +2 to +10 °C with automatic defrost — so you don't have to reset it and the temperature stays stable across a busy day. Glass doors let staff and customers read the stock without opening up, which keeps the cold in and minimises energy waste between sales. The cabinet uses ventilated cooling with a digital controller, so it's responsive to ambient temperature and doesn't waste energy when the room is cool.
This is a self-contained upright cabinet that stands on the floor and plugs in, though it draws 45 kW rated power so the electrical supply needs to be robust enough. At 125 kg gross weight, it needs a delivery route that can handle that — measure your doorway, lift and final standing position before ordering. The 595 mm depth means it projects beyond standard counter lines, so allow clearance around it for air to circulate to the condenser. It's built to run at up to 25 °C ambient, so it works in a hot kitchen but not in direct sun or next to a heat source.
