A display chiller is a refrigerated cabinet designed not only to keep food, drinks or perishable goods cold — but also to display them openly for customers to see and choose.
Specifications
- <p class="ql-align-center"> <strong>Specification / Attribute</strong></p><p class="ql-align-center"> <strong>Common Range or Typical Values</strong></p><p> Internal Temperature Range</p><p> +2 °C to +8 °C (suitable for drinks, dairy, chilled foods) </p><p> Cooling System</p><p> Fan‑assisted / ventilated air‑cooling (for even cold‑air circulation) </p><p> Refrigerant</p><p> Common refrigerants: R290 or R134a / low‑environmental‑impact refrigerants </p><p> Defrost System</p><p> Auto‑defrost or “no‑frost” / ventilated defrost design (especially for larger upright models) </p><p> Cabinet / Door Design</p><p> Double‑glazed tempered glass front door (or multiple doors for larger units), often self‑closing, for good insulation and visibility. </p><p> Interior Lighting</p><p> LED lighting inside (vertical or canopy LED) to highlight displayed products. </p><p> Shelving / Storage Layout</p><p> Adjustable wire or metal shelves to accommodate different product sizes. </p><p> Capacity / Volume (varies by model size):</p><p> - Compact / smaller units: ~ 200–300 L - Mid‑size upright units: ~ 500–1000 L - Large / multi‑door units: 1000 L+ — depending on number of doors/sections. </p><p> Dimensions (typical upright glass‑door models):</p><p> Example: 620 × 705 × 2050 mm (1‑door upright) for smaller‑ to mid‑size units. </p><p> Power Supply / Electrical</p><p> Commonly 220–240 V AC, 50 Hz (in many markets), though depends on manufacturer/model. </p><p> Door Count & Configuration</p><p> Single‑door for small units; multi‑door (2, 3, 4 … ) for larger, multi‑section chillers. </p><p> Features / Extras</p><p> Digital temperature control, interior lighting, adjustable shelving, self‑closing doors, tempered glass for insulation & visibility, ventilated cooling, energy‑efficient compressor/refrigerant. </p><p> </p>
