Display cabinet SAYL S8GR

Sliding PMMA doors glide open with a single finger, letting customers reach pastries or desserts without breaking the cold curtain that keeps every tray between two and six degrees. The remote refrigeration unit draws heat from the cabinet through refrigerant-filled coils, then expels it outside the display area. This separation keeps the front-of-house quiet and cool, while the compressor and condenser work in a separate space. The refrigerant circulates continuously, absorbing heat from the cabinet's interior and releasing it through the condenser, ensuring even cooling across every shelf without frost or hot spots. The operator loads the cabinet by sliding open the PMMA doors, placing trays of pre-chilled food onto the GN1/3 rails, and closing the doors. The electronic thermostat is set once to the desired temperature between +2 and +6 °C; hidden sensors then maintain that range automatically. LED lights switch on when the cabinet is powered, illuminating the contents evenly without adding heat. The adjustable feet are levelled to ensure the doors slide smoothly and the cabinet stands stable on the worktop. The cabinet is constructed from AISI 304 stainless steel, with an inner tank shaped to eliminate sharp corners for easier cleaning. The front doors combine PMMA and tempered glass, allowing clear visibility while being lightweight and easy to remove. The refrigeration unit uses a quiet, waterproof compressor paired with a ventilated double turbo condenser, designed to handle continuous use without overheating. Controls consist of an electronic thermostat with a digital display, which shows the current temperature and allows precise adjustment. The 230 V power supply matches standard UK commercial circuits, and the 180 W cooling power indicates the load placed on the refrigeration system during operation. The 8 GN1/3 capacity provides space for eight standard gastronorm trays, making it suitable for organised storage of pre-portioned dishes. The footprint of 1540 × 395 mm fits along a counter or against a wall, while the 245 mm height allows placement under standard overhead cupboards. The 2-metre connection between the cabinet and refrigeration unit offers flexibility in positioning the two components without compromising cooling efficiency. Cleaning involves removing the PMMA doors and wiping down the stainless steel interior, which is designed without crevices or sharp edges. The drainage system collects condensation, preventing water from pooling inside the cabinet. The LEDs are encased in a waterproof channel behind the top rail, so steam from hot croissants or splashes during nightly sanitising never reach the circuitry. The S8GR is a self-service model with four static-cooling doors, designed for climate class 3 environments. It is supplied ready for operation, requiring only connection to the refrigeration unit and power supply.