Why this triple door counter fridge earns its place
The 7450.0116 is a refrigerated counter with three doors: an under-counter fridge built to run along the working line rather than sit off in a store. It holds 339 litres of chilled storage at +2 to +8 °C, so a busy section can pull product from directly under the counter instead of walking to a fridge and back. For a line that turns over stock through service, that is the difference between staying on the pass and leaving it. The three-door split gives you more sections to organise stock, and the ventilated cooling keeps temperature steady through a shift.
The three doors split the cabinet into separately accessed cold sections, so opening one to reach a tray keeps the other two shut and cold — losing less chill air than a single-door unit. Everything is front-accessed, which suits a unit that lives under a run of worktops with staff working over it. The stainless steel 18/8 build and 60 mm insulation are built for a wash-down kitchen, and at just 42 dB(A) it runs quietly in a busy back-of-house. It runs on 0.34 kW, so the unit is cheap to keep cool through a week.
Built as a counter at 1798 × 600 × 860 mm (W×D×H) and weighing 145 kg, it is designed to slot beneath a worktop run and present a flush service height across the section. The refrigeration is self-contained with no remote pack to plumb in. Siting comes down to a level floor, clearance for the condenser to breathe, and an access route wide enough to bring it in. Check the gap it drops into and the delivery path before the unit arrives.
