Why this triple door glass door fridge earns its place
The LGC7500 is a triple-door glass merchandiser built to put chilled stock on show and keep it moving. Three hinged glass doors front a 2.07 m² display with 15 shelves, giving 2050 litres gross and 1436 litres net to fill with drinks, grab-and-go and packaged chilled lines. The white finish inside and out keeps the cabinet looking tidy on a shop floor or back-of-house wall.
Cooling holds the cabinet between +1 and +8 °C, the standard chilled band for bottled and canned stock and pre-packed food. Defrost runs automatically on the off cycle, so there is no manual routine to manage, and the cabinet runs at 60 dB. It carries energy class C with an EEI of 30.0%; at its rated 3,869 kWh a year that works out to about £967 a year at 25p/kWh, and it is rated to climate class 4.
The cabinet measures 2079 × 805 × 2065 mm (W×D×H) externally with a 1959 × 640 × 1520 mm internal space, and ships packed at 2130 × 860 × 2260 mm — so check door and ceiling height as well as width before delivery. It weighs 230 kg net and 245 kg packed, draws 650 W through a standard 13 amp supply at 220-240 V, and uses R290 refrigerant with a 150 g charge.
