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The Thermaster Supermarket Open Beverage Display - OC-1220B is a commercial refrigeration unit designed to showcase beverages in supermarkets and cafes. It features an illuminated top canopy for advertising, fan-forced cooling, and adjustable glass shelves to enhance product visibility.
This model includes a smaller base design to reduce floor footprint, LED lighting, and a temperature range of +1 to +7℃. It also has double-layered night blinds for energy efficiency and can be multiplexed for seamless assembly in a line-up. The net volume of the Thermaster Supermarket Open Beverage Display - OC-1220B is 540 liters, providing ample space for a variety of beverages while maintaining an organized display for customers.
An excellent investment for medium to large establishments. Its efficient cooling system, attractive display features, and energy-saving design make it a fast-selling choice among restaurant and café owners.
Key Features:
- Smaller base design to reduce floor footprint
- Fan-forced cooling
- Illuminated top canopy for advertising in Double-layered night blinds for less energy consumption
- Streamlined operation
- Adjustable glass shelf
- Shelf 14° •Angle: 0° | 7°
- Temperature class: M2
- LED lighting on top
- R290 Natural refrigerant
- Secop Compressor
- It can be assembled in a line-up, without a mullion, as it is multiplexable.
Additional Information:
- Net Volume: 540L
- Max Ambient Temperature: 25℃, 60% Relative Humidity
- Temperature Range: +1 to +7℃
- Night Blinds: 2
- Display area ㎡: 2.32
Dimensions: 1280 mm W x 770 D x 2067 H
Total Energy Consumption: 20.11kWh/24h
Body: Colorbond
Net Weight (Kg): 275
Power: 240V; 1390W; 15 AMP - A 15 Amp outlet is required
Warranty: 2 Years Parts and Labour + 2 Years Parts only Warranty with Product Registration within 14 Days of Invoice
Please note you will need to contact our friendly sales team for a quote to deliver to a residential address.
N.B Images are for illustrative purposes only. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
