Why this single door glass door fridge earns its place
The 7455.1385 is a narrow, upright single-door refrigerator just 360 mm wide and standing 1.88 m tall — built to squeeze a 105-litre chilled display into a space where a standard two-door cabinet won't fit. Stock sits on show behind the glass, so customers see what is cold without the door being opened — a grab-and-go format for bottled drinks and pre-packed lines in a slim footprint. The white finish suits modern retail layouts and kitchens. Inside, an LED light keeps the shelves lit and product appetising throughout trading hours.
Day to day it works as a self-serve display: the glass door keeps the interior on view, and the single upright door gives one clear line of access to the shelves. The cabinet holds a constant +2 to +8 °C — a tighter band than larger models, which suits dairy, drinks and delicate pre-pack product that need steady cool rather than aggressive cold. It runs at just 14 kW rated power and 43 dB(A) noise, so it's one of the quietest display fridges, which matters in a front-of-house counter or café. Static cooling with a digital controller means it holds steady.
Because this is a tall, narrow cabinet, the height matters as much as the width when you plan the install. The 360 mm width is genuinely slim — check that width against your doorway, the gap it's heading to, and the route in, alongside the 1.88 m height against your ceiling clearance. At 55 kg and only 422 mm deep, it's light enough that staff can help guide it and narrow enough to slip through a single doorway. Confirm the 230 V supply on site and allow a few centimetres of clearance around it for air to circulate to the condenser coils.
