Schmick Glass Door Short Profile Commercial Bar Fridge is a long standing product from a reliable long term manufacturer.
- Triple glazed glass doors with 2 x layers LOW E glass, really helping with condensation, hot air also blows up from rear over glass to assist.
- Door has white frame and is self-closing with lock.
- Plenty of strong over strengthened shelves to ensure full loading of glass with no sag (4 x supplied, extra available).
- Size: W: 584mm x D: 584mm x H: 1375mm (to hinge cap)
- Inner: W: 490mm x D: 460mm x H: 980mm
- 4 x shelves, fully adjustable with 43 x 20mm gaps between heights. Shelf size is W: 530mm x D: 440mm.
- Reliable electronic control, light switch on front for easy access.
- Covers dairy specification for food, Special quieter running inner fan with excellent circulation.
- Self evaporating drip tray.
- Fin block evaporators give faster pull down times.
- Full length LED lighting on both sides of inner door.
- 'ST' Rated is sub-tropical which is still okay in 38ºC.
- 50Db, not as loud as normal commercial uprights
Model
Product Dimensions
Capacity
We did this by working out the most we can fit into the unit, sometimes this will have cans lying down on some shelves, and cans on top of each other on others.
Technical
- Indoor
There are many variables that effect power consumption including ambient temperature, door open/close frequency, size of physical load in fridge, position of fridge, the set temperature, the climate and of course the efficiency of the fridges ability to get rid of hot air.
We base these ratings properly on normal operation in tough conditions, in most cases the units will run lower energy consumption than what we state.
*Glass door fridges do not have 'energy star ratings', as they are still classified under an 'outdated' Australian Standard as 'commercial' refrigeration. We expect this to change eventually so energy star ratings can be displayed, because since the renovation boom and alfresco area popularity the market has really embraced glass door refrigeration for domestic use now.
Many retailers and online sellers take the rating the factory tell them as gospel, in actual fact most of these are done is very easy going conditions, like in ambient of 20oC and with fridge set on 8oC, naturally this will use less energy than a unit tested in 38oC with setting on 2oC. It's dissappointing that this area of information isn't regulated properly yet with any standard, it makes the consumer choice harder to make.
Tip - Everyone's perception of noise is different of course, but just think about the location you are placing a unit, and be practicable. Naturally a HIGH rated unit is no good if near bedroom etc.
This chart really help understand, a room with 30Db is a room with nothing going, Db scale is very strange to understand.