Made for customer-facing spaces

A glass door makes this refrigerator particularly useful in places where presentation matters as much as refrigeration. Drinks and packaged items remain visible inside the cabinet, allowing customers, guests or staff to check what is available without repeatedly opening the door. That makes the format a natural fit for cafés, small retail spaces, reception areas and hospitality environments where chilled products are part of the space rather than hidden away.

85 litres of usable storage

The cabinet has a total volume of 97 litres, with 85 litres of usable capacity. That gives it enough room for everyday stocks of bottles, cans and smaller packaged items while keeping the overall cabinet relatively easy to accommodate in smaller commercial or shared spaces.

More than a minibar, smaller than a full-height display fridge

At 80 cm high, this model sits between a conventional minibar and a larger upright display refrigerator. That middle ground is useful when a standard minibar does not offer enough capacity, but a tall commercial cabinet would be unnecessary for the job. The result is a format that can work equally well in a café, office, hotel, treatment center or small shop.

Straightforward compression cooling

The refrigerator uses a compression cooling system with a fixed-speed compressor and operates on a 220V AC power supply. It is specified for a Temperate climate class. Its declared annual energy consumption is 248 kWh, with an energy rating of C.

Plan around the space you actually have

The cabinet measures 44.5 cm wide, 52 cm deep and 80 cm high and weighs 27 kg net. The door is right-hinged, so its opening direction should be considered when choosing the installation position. The refrigerator is available in white and black, making it easier to place in both commercial and hospitality interiors.