Refrigerated display cabinet Stalgast 882214

A bar display cooler keeps bottled and canned drinks chilled while showcasing them through clear sliding doors. The unit circulates cold air evenly across every shelf, ensuring each bottle reaches the same set temperature without frost build-up. Forced air circulation eliminates hot spots, while automatic defrost prevents ice from forming on the evaporator coils, so the cooler runs continuously without manual intervention.

The operator loads the shelves from the front, adjusting the height of each shelf to fit different bottle sizes. Sliding doors open smoothly, allowing quick access without taking extra floor space. LED lighting illuminates the interior, making labels easy to read even in dim bar lighting. A key lock secures the doors when the premises are closed.

The cabinet is built from black powder-coated steel, resisting scratches and fingerprints common in busy bars. Four adjustable wire shelves provide flexible storage, while the legs can be raised or lowered by 10 mm to level the unit on uneven floors. The refrigerant R290 is a hydrocarbon with low environmental impact, used in quantities that meet current safety standards.

The 0.130 kW power rating indicates the load on the electrical circuit, suitable for a standard 220-240 V single-phase supply found in most commercial premises. The 198 litre volume determines how many bottles or cans can be stored, while the 900 mm width fits under most bar counters. The 0 to +10 °C temperature range keeps drinks chilled without freezing, preserving carbonation and flavour.

Cleaning involves wiping the interior and shelves with a damp cloth, while the exterior can be cleaned with a mild detergent. The sliding doors should be kept free of debris to ensure smooth operation. The forced air system requires occasional vacuuming of the condenser coils to maintain efficiency, though the exact interval depends on the bar's dust levels.

This model is a single variant in black powder-coated finish, designed for front-of-house display in bars, cafés and restaurants.

The cooler is categorised under refrigeration for beverage display.