Back Bar Bottle Coolers
Gamko GF/100RSCS Right Hand Hinged Solid Single Door Anthracite Bottle Cooler, 50 Pint Glasses
Back Bar Bottle Coolers
Gamko GF/100LSCS Left Hand Hinged Solid Single Door Anthracite Bottle Cooler, 50 Pint Glasses
Display Refrigeration
Display Refrigeration
Liebherr WFbli 5241 Professional Upright Wine Cabinet, 488 Litres
Display Refrigeration
Atosa YCF9408GR Slimline Glass Double Door Upright Freezer, 900 Litres
Back Bar Bottle Coolers
Gamko MG3/275G Maxiglass Hinged Glass Double Door Undercounter Bottle Cooler, 275 Litres
Back Bar Bottle Coolers
Back Bar Bottle Coolers
Back Bar Bottle Coolers
Gamko Maxiglass MG3/315G Maxiglass Hinged Glass Triple Door Undercounter Bottle Cooler, 315 Litres
Back Bar Bottle Coolers
Gamko GF/100LG Left Hand Hinged Glass Single Door Anthracite Bottle Cooler, 50 Pint Glasses
Display Refrigeration
Sterling Pro VOLCANO80/100 Multideck Display Chiller, 1080mm
Display Refrigeration
Foster EP700SH/41-761 EcoPro G3 Single Door Short Refrigerated Cabinet, 550 Litres
Display refrigeration refers to the use of refrigeration equipment to keep food and other perishable items at a consistent, cool temperature in order to preserve their freshness and prolong their shelf life. Display refrigeration units are commonly used in supermarkets, convenience stores, and other retail establishments to showcase and store a variety of perishable goods such as dairy products, meats, and produce. They are also used in restaurants, cafes, and other food service establishments to store and display cold items like drinks, sandwiches, and desserts.
There are several types of display refrigeration units, including open-air coolers, glass door fridges, and walk-in coolers. Open-air coolers are designed to keep items at a consistent temperature while they are on display, while glass door merchandisers have doors that can be opened and closed to help keep the interior temperature consistent. Walk-in coolers are larger, self-contained units that are used to store and display large quantities of perishable items.
Display refrigeration units are typically powered by electricity, and use refrigerants and other cooling agents to maintain a consistent temperature. They may also have features like adjustable shelving, lighting, and temperature controls to help optimize the display and storage of perishable items.