Why this walk-in fridge earns its place
The CRPF2124 is a walk-in chiller room for kitchens that have outgrown upright fridges and need bulk chilled space. It holds a steady 0 to +8 °C across an internal footprint of 1940 × 2240 × 2040 mm (W×D×H) — room for deliveries, prep trays and case stock in one dedicated cold space. The single hinged solid door is 700 mm wide and 1845 mm high, and both the internal and external finish are white for straightforward daily wipe-down.
Day to day the room is held on its band by an electronic controller, with automatic hot-gas defrost clearing the evaporator so no one has to defrost it by hand. It runs at 60 dB on a 220-240 V/50 Hz supply, drawing 905 W. The refrigeration is a self-contained R290 monoblock carrying a 150 g charge, so there is no remote condensing unit to site. Energy use is rated at 7709 kWh a year, about £1927 a year at 25p/kWh depending on tariff, ambient and door traffic.
For siting, plan for the weight and the door before delivery: the room is 505 kg net and 535 kg gross, so floor loading and the route in both need checking. The 700 mm door width is the limit for wheeling in loaded trolleys and gastronorm racks, so measure your fullest trolley against it. The R290 circuit and 905 W draw run off a standard 220-240 V/50 Hz supply.
