Why this double door glass door fridge earns its place
The FS1202S is a large double-door glass merchandiser for high-volume chilled display. Two self-closing sliding glass doors — which save aisle space over hinged doors — front 660 litres net (895 litres gross) across five white wire shelves, in a white finish inside and out. It is built to hold a lot of drinks or packaged chilled stock on show at once.
Day to day it holds +2 to +10 °C with ventilated cooling, automatic defrost and an electronic controller for even temperature across a tall cabinet. Noise sits at 48 dB. Rated energy class F at 2482 kWh a year, it costs about £621 a year to run at 25p/kWh, drawing 450 W, and uses R290 refrigerant with a 120 g charge.
The cabinet measures 1200 × 735 × 1990 mm (W×D×H) — nearly 2 m tall and 1200 mm wide — so measure doorways and ceiling height; packed, it stands 2160 mm high and 1250 mm wide and weighs 189 kg. The sliding doors need no swing clearance in front. It runs on a 13 A supply, and the internal space measures 1090 × 573 × 1533 mm.
