Why this four door counter fridge earns its place
This is a four-door refrigerated counter from the Energy Line range, built to sit under the pass and carry a full section's chilled stock beneath the worktop. Holding 632 litres across four doors, it puts storage and a prep surface in one back-of-house unit, so ingredients stay cold directly where they are portioned and plated. The four doors give you more compartments to zone stock than a shorter counter, which suits longer lines and higher-throughput sections.
The counter uses a monoblock refrigeration unit running at –2 to +8 °C — a single self-contained cooling module — which keeps the working parts grouped for straightforward access when it is serviced. At just 40 dB(A), it is one of the quieter refrigeration units on the line, a useful feature where the kitchen ambience matters. A rear upstand runs along the back of the worktop, so wipe-downs push spills forward rather than behind the unit and the surface stays cleaner through service. The four doors also mean you open only the compartment in use, holding temperatures steady while the line is under pressure.
On fit, this is a floor-standing counter 2.27 m wide, 0.70 m deep and 0.86 m tall, weighing 205 kg. It is meant to run the length of a worktop line, so the deciding factors are your run length and doorway clearance. Check that those dimensions fit your available space before ordering, and leave room at the back and sides for airflow and service access to the monoblock.
