Why this triple door counter freezer earns its place
The GF73 is a three-door counter freezer that puts frozen storage and a stainless prep surface in one low unit along a kitchen line. Staff work on top while a shift's frozen stock sits directly beneath, so there is no trip to a walk-in mid-service. With 358 litres of net storage behind three self-closing doors, it holds a working volume of gastronorm-compatible frozen product at bench height.
It holds a -20 to -10 °C freezer band under an electronic controller, using ventilated cooling for even temperature across the cabinet and automatic electric defrost so the unit clears itself. Three white wire shelves organise the load. It carries an energy class of D with a 71.5 EEI, and as climate class 4 it is built for demanding kitchen ambient conditions. At 45 dB and 570 W it runs steadily; on its verified figure of 3197.4 kWh a year, that is about £799 a year at 25p/kWh.
The counter measures 1795 × 700 × 850 mm externally with a 1337 × 530 × 589 mm interior, and ships packed at 1830 × 750 × 1010 mm — check that against doorway and access-route widths before delivery. It weighs 152 kg net and 162 kg boxed. Both the exterior and interior are stainless steel, it runs on a standard 13 A supply at 220–240 V, and cooling uses R290 refrigerant with a 90 g charge.
