Why this positive monoblock earns its place
The Positive Split Unit 7480.0015 is the refrigeration plant that turns a panel-built walk-in into a working chiller room. "Positive" means it runs at above-zero chill duty (+0 to +5 °C) for fresh and prepped stock rather than a freezer room, and "split" means the indoor evaporator and the outdoor condensing unit are separate, linked by pipework.
The split configuration keeps the heat-rejecting condenser out of the chilled space — sited outside or in a plant area — while the evaporator sits inside the room. It is matched to a span of cold-room volumes, shown in the model name and the spec panel, so it suits small-to-mid walk-ins. It runs on 230V single-phase supply at 1.5 kW, using R 449 A refrigerant with automatic defrost to keep the room ice-free and the maintenance straightforward.
A split unit is a fitted installation, not a plug-in appliance: it needs the pipework run between the indoor and outdoor sections and proper commissioning before it holds temperature. The condensing unit itself is compact — 746 × 482 × 486 mm, weighing 78 kg — and can be discretely positioned away from the kitchen. Craven Cooling install and commission cold-room plant — call 01792 732702 to arrange it.
