Why this glass door multideck fridge earns its place
The SUPER SUNNY19 is the cabinet you buy instead of two: 1180 litres of net chilled volume (1340 litres gross) and 2.71 m² of display area in one 1885 mm wide wall site multideck, closed by two self-closing sliding glass doors. The exterior is grey, the interior white. One wide cabinet means one plug, one controller and one unbroken run of glass — simpler to manage than a pair of smaller units covering the same wall.
It runs 0 to +8 °C with automatic defrost and electronic control, and the band can be set right down to 0 °C for stock that needs the cold end of chilled. Noise is rated at 55 dB, and climate class 4 rates it for hot, heavily trafficked sales floors. Energy class C at 4,792.5 kWh a year comes to about £1,198 a year at 25p/kWh — a figure worth weighing against the display area a cabinet this size puts to work.
At 1885 × 737 × 1987 mm it needs a proper stretch of wall, and packed it measures 1990 × 760 × 2150 mm — survey the delivery route carefully at this size. It weighs 327 kg unpacked, so treat siting as a one-off decision. The supply stays simple: 1200 W through a standard 13 amp plug on 220-240 V 50 Hz, with R290 refrigerant at a 220 g charge.
