Why this upright wine fridge earns its place
The Tefcold TFW400-2F is a commercial upright wine cooler finished in black, presenting stock across 14 wooden wine shelves behind a single hinged frameless door. It holds 416 litres gross and 350 litres net, so a venue gets its wine storage and its front-of-house display in one freestanding cabinet with a black ABS interior.
Day to day the cabinet runs itself: automatic defrost and an electronic controller keep it going without manual intervention, and it operates at a quiet 40 dB that suits customer-facing positions. It is rated climate class 4, uses R600a refrigerant, and carries energy class G at 175.2 kWh a year — about £44 a year at 25p/kWh.
The cabinet measures 595 × 680 × 1760 mm externally with a 515 × 532 × 1585 mm interior, and ships packed at 650 × 760 × 2000 mm, so check the packed 650 mm width against your tightest access point before delivery. It weighs 106 kg net (111 kg gross), runs from a standard 13 A supply at 220–240 V/50 Hz drawing 220 W, and holds a 55 g charge of R600a.
