Commercial Glass Door Fridges for Sale

FEATURES TO LOOK FOR WHEN BUYING COMMERCIAL GLASS DOOR FRIDGES

There are many important features to consider when buying a commercial glass door fridges for your organisation other than the size and capacity,

1. Tropical Rating of Commercial Glass Door Fridges: The location’s  room temperature conditions will affect the performance of the commercial glass door fridges. You need to choose a display fridge that is powerful enough to cope with the ambient temperatures in your kitchen or showroom or shop floor. For example, a tropical-rated fridge is a suitable commercial glass door fridge if the  temperatures regularly climb above 32°C. The most heavy duty commercial freezers will excel in conditions of up to 43°C.
2. Commercial Glass Door Fridges Energy Efficiency: Energy saving features such as self-closing doors on glass door fridges or additional insulation can help to make a fridge more energy efficient. 
3. Auto Defrost Mechanism: It is inevitable that all commercial glass door fridges can accumulate ice over time. The performance and lifespan of commercial glass door  fridges will reduce dramatically as ice build-up increases. Choose a commercial display fridges with a built-in automatic defrost system, which will help you with the time-consuming task of manually defrosting your glass door freezers.
4. Security: Some commercial glass door fridges feature lockable doors, giving you peace of mind that your valuable frozen stock is safe and secure at all times.
5. Display Freezers with Self Closing Doors: Self-closing doors on glass door freezers will come in really handy if you have got your hands full after unloading a freezer. They help also help you in saving energy and reduce running costs too. Some glass door freezers use a pedal opening  mechanism so you can open them without needing to use your hands – an even more hygienic solution.
6. Access to Display Freezers: How often do you plan to open the doors on your display freezers? For infrequent use, a lighter duty commercial display freezer may be suitable. However, for constant access you’ll need a glass door freezer with a more powerful compressor to ensure it holds its temperature reliably.