Commercial Back Bar Cooler | Bottle Fridge | Hinged Door | 138 Litre | Stainless Steel | Polar GL007
180W. Hinged door. R600a
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£1,268.97
£845.98
/ exc vat
£1,015.18/ inc vat
Features
Specifications
- 2 sturdy adjustable shelves maximise capacity
- Five Year Electricity Cost £711.82 - based on £0.28 per unit
- 2 sturdy adjustable shelves maximise capacity
- Time-saving easy-clean construction
- Accurate, user-friendly digital temperature controls and display
- Sturdy feet allow easy positioning
- Automatic defrost maximises efficiency and performance
- Fan assisted cooling for rapid temperature recovery
- Energy efficient internal LED lighting
- Optional wine shelf available (sold separately)
- Secure double glazed lockable door (non-reversible)
- Ambient temperature range: 5°C to 38°C
- BrandPolar
- Temperature Range2C to 8C
- Power TypeElectric - Plug In
- Power Supply13 amp plug fitted
- MaterialStainless Steel
- Warranty2 Year Parts & Labour Warranty
- Weight (kg)58
- RefrigerantR600a
- Power180W. 1.3A
- Capacity108 x 330ml bottles
- insulation40mm
- Max Ambient Temperature32C
External Size
- Height900 mm
- Width600 mm
- Depth520 mm
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CE CERTIFIED
Item meets the health, safety and environmental product safety standards for products sold within the EEA.
Plug FITTED
This unit comes with a standard UK 13 amp plug fitted.
Made in China
This item is imported from China.
Product Description
This Polar GL007 Refrigeration back bar cooler is the perfect solution for reliably storing and attractively merchandising bottled and canned drinks.
This Polar does a great job at maximising sales, as the contents are highlighted perfectly with highly efficient LED lighting.
The lockable double glazed door also helps to reduce energy consumption, whilst the two shelves are adjustable so you can organise the contents as you wish.
Every operation is easy too, thanks to the digital controls and easy-clean stainless steel design.
Superb for any bar, pub or club.
Please note: maximum ambient temperature: 38C.
