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Technical data
| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | BHS-FP0-E216-146/70/90 |
| POWER | 0.293 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 1460 / 700 / 900 |
| VOLTAGE | 230 |
| Temperature | - 5 / +8 |
| VOLUME | 270 l |
| WEIGHT | 110 |
| AMPERS | 2,8A |
| NOTES | AISI 304 CE |
270 l
A cooling counter keeps beer boxes at cellar temperature without ice or a separate cold room. The refrigeration unit pulls heat from the insulated cabinet and expels it at the rear, so the interior stays cold while the kitchen stays warm. Because the cabinet is sealed and the temperature is controlled, the beer stays at the right point for serving, neither too warm nor frozen.
The operator loads the beer boxes through the top opening, stacking them inside the 270 L volume. A thermostat sets the temperature between -5 °C and +8 °C, covering the range from chilled storage to near-freezing. The unit runs on a 230 V single-phase circuit, drawing 2.8 A, so it plugs into a standard kitchen socket without extra wiring.
The cabinet is built from AISI 304 stainless steel, which resists corrosion from spills and condensation. The exterior measures 1460 mm wide, 700 mm deep and 900 mm high, so it fits under most worktops or against a wall. The 110 kg weight means two people should move it, or a trolley with a weight limit above that figure.
Inside, the 270 L volume holds a full delivery of beer boxes without crowding. The temperature range of -5 °C to +8 °C allows storage of kegs, bottles and cans at the right point for serving. The 230 V supply matches the standard kitchen circuit, and the 2.8 A current draw keeps the load within the rating of a single socket.
Cleaning is done with a damp cloth and mild detergent; the stainless steel surface wipes clean without scrubbing. The unit is CE marked, confirming it meets European safety standards for commercial refrigeration.
The catalogue places the P216 in the bar and cellar equipment section, under cooling counters for bottled and boxed drinks.