Why this upright wine fridge earns its place
The BLIZZARD WD400 is an upright wine cooler built to hold and display bottles at serving temperature. Standing 1940 mm tall on a compact 656 mm wide, 653 mm deep footprint, it takes wine off the back bar and puts it on show in a single full-height column — the sort of front-of-house fixture a restaurant, bar or hotel wants customers to see rather than a cabinet hidden under the counter.
In use, the cooler runs on R290 refrigerant and clears frost with automatic defrost, so there is no manual defrost routine to manage. It is rated at 55 dB, quiet enough to sit in a customer-facing space, and carries a climate class 4 rating — built to hold temperature in a warmer ambient than a standard-class unit, which suits a busy service area. Keep it clear of direct heat and sunlight for the most stable running.
On installation, the cooler is 656 mm wide, 653 mm deep and 1940 mm high, with a gross weight of 186 kg. The compact footprint means it slots into a tight run of front-of-house, but the 1940 mm height and 186 kg weight make it a planned, multi-person position — check doorway height and the route in before delivery. Stand it on a level floor with airflow around the cabinet and it is ready to load.
