Why this display fridge earns its place
The Polar G-Series is a double-door upright display refrigerator built for chilled gastronorm storage in a busy kitchen. It holds 770 litres net across six shelves sized for 20 x 2/1 gastronorm pans (100 mm deep), giving the unit enough chilled capacity to act as the main prep-to-service store behind a high-turnover line. At 2010 mm tall, 1340 mm wide and 800 mm deep, it's a substantial but purposeful footprint for kitchens with the floor space and volume to justify it.
Two full-height hinged doors open onto the interior, so two members of staff can pull stock from either side without waiting on each other during a service rush. The gastronorm-compatible interior takes standard pans straight from the prep bench without decanting, keeping consistency between prep and storage and cutting handling time during a busy shift. Temperature sits at +2 to +8°C with 60 mm insulation and fan-assist cooling to maintain cold in the face of constant door traffic.
It is part of Polar's G-Series commercial refrigeration, backed by a 2-year parts and labour warranty. Running cost depends on your tariff, but the unit typically draws 1476.79 kWh per year (4.104 kWh/24h) — well below many rivals for its capacity — so drop those figures into the energy label decoder for a pounds-per-year number on your rate. Check the external dimensions against your delivery route and allow clearance for both doors to open fully where it will sit in the kitchen.
