Why this glass door multideck fridge earns its place
The SUPER SUNNY10 is a compact wall site multideck with doors. It puts 601 litres of net chilled volume (685 litres gross) and 1.6 m² of display area into a cabinet just 985 mm wide, fronted by two self-closing sliding glass doors. The grey exterior reads clean on a shop floor while the white interior keeps stock sharp against the back panel. For sites where wall space is the scarcest asset, it delivers a full-height chilled fixture in under a metre of frontage.
It operates between 0 and +8 °C — a band that can be set right down to 0 °C for stock that needs the cold end of chilled — with automatic defrost and an electronic controller. Noise is rated at 55 dB, and climate class 4 means it is tested for hot, heavily trafficked environments. It carries an energy class C rating at 3,292.3 kWh a year, which comes out at about £823 a year at 25p/kWh.
The cabinet is 985 mm wide, 737 mm deep and 1987 mm tall; packed for delivery it becomes 1090 × 760 × 2150 mm, so measure the route in, ceilings included. At 216 kg unpacked, decide the final position before it arrives. It draws 750 W from a 220-240 V 50 Hz supply on a standard 13 amp plug — no hard wiring — and runs on R290 refrigerant with a 125 g charge.
