Why this single door glass door fridge earns its place
This is a single-door display refrigerator built to sell chilled stock rather than store it out of sight. The full-height glass door with LED illumination puts drinks, grab-and-go food and other chilled lines in the customer's eyeline for self-selection, and the door is left-rotating — left-hinged — so it can be sited to open the right way against a wall, corner or neighbouring cabinet. It holds 382 litres of chilled product and is a merchandising fridge for the shop floor and front-of-house counter.
In everyday service the upright glass door keeps stock on show while holding it at a steady temperature between 4 and 10 °C, with product stacked up the height of the 2000 mm tall cabinet for easy reach. The LED interior light works efficiently to show every item clearly. At 55 dB(A) it runs quietly — good for any front-of-house setting. As with any glass-door fridge, keep it clear of direct sunlight and away from heat sources so the refrigeration system isn't working against the room temperature.
Because the door is left-hinged, check the opening direction against your layout before you site it, so the door clears adjacent units and traffic. The cabinet measures 595 mm wide and 620 mm deep, weighs 73.5 kg, and needs a 230V mains supply. Confirm the door-swing clearance and floor footprint, measure your access route and doorway before delivery, and ensure the refrigeration system has clearance around the sides and above for airflow. It remains reliable in ambient temperatures up to 32 °C. Craven Cooling can arrange servicing if needed.
