Why this open fronted multideck fridge earns its place
The Wall Mounted Unit Jamie 1.9 is an open-fronted multideck fridge — a wall-sited display cabinet with no doors, so shoppers reach straight in for cold drinks, sandwiches, dairy and pre-packed chilled lines. Measuring 1935mm wide, 665mm deep and 1920mm tall, it holds 613 litres of chilled stock across multiple shelves with nothing between the customer and the product. The open front is what makes the multideck format work for impulse: faster grab-and-go, higher facings and zero barrier to purchase, which is why these cabinets earn their footprint in convenience stores, forecourts and food-to-go fixtures.
Running an open-front cabinet is about keeping the range full and faced while the air curtain holds the chill across the opening. The Jamie 1.9 maintains +2 to +8°C with automatic defrost and ventilated cooling, keeping the merchandise properly chilled while customers reach through the opening. LED interior lighting shows the stock clearly, and the cabinet runs on 230V mains at 23 kW from a nearby socket. The open design prioritises impulse speed, so the refrigeration has to work harder than a glazed cabinet — the electrical and energy figures matter when you're calculating running cost.
As a wall unit, the Jamie 1.9 weighs 380kg gross and is built to sit along a wall or run in line with other fixtures rather than stand in open floor. Before choosing a position, check the external dimensions, weight and electrical supply so you can plan the delivery route, the floor loading and the socket it runs from. Our team can advise on siting, confirm access and handle installation.
