Refrigerated display cabinet TEFCOLD FSC1950H

A ventilated display cooler keeps bottled and canned drinks chilled while letting customers see every item through full-height glass doors. Cool air is drawn across the evaporator coil at the back, then pushed by a fan across the shelves and down the glass front, forming a curtain that maintains an even temperature without frost on the bottles. The illuminated canopy and internal vertical light turn the cooler into a self-service display that stays bright even in a dim bar or café.

The operator loads the five adjustable wire shelves with stock, sets the thermostat between +2 °C and +10 °C, and plugs the unit into a 220-240 V single-phase supply. Once running, the cooler holds up to 1020 330 ml cans, 720 500 ml cans, 560 330 ml bottles or 560 500 ml PET bottles. Adjustable feet level the cabinet on an uneven floor, and the hinged glass doors swing open for restocking or cleaning.

The cabinet is built from white-coated wire shelves and a refrigeration system charged with R290a refrigerant. Two full-height glass doors are hinged on the right side, and the illuminated canopy runs across the top front edge. Inside, a vertical LED strip lights the entire height of the cabinet.

Controls consist of a thermostat dial that selects the temperature between +2 °C and +10 °C. The cooler draws 0.49 kW, so it connects to a standard plug and does not overload a single-phase circuit.

A 710 L volume gives space for over a thousand cans or several hundred bottles, while the 1110 mm width fits against a standard worktop or bar counter. The 200 kg weight means the unit is moved on a trolley or pallet jack, not lifted by hand. The temperature range of +2 °C to +10 °C keeps soft drinks and beers chilled without freezing, suitable for front-of-house display rather than long-term storage.

Cleaning involves wiping the wire shelves and glass doors with a damp cloth, and vacuuming the condenser coil at the back to keep airflow unobstructed. The adjustable feet allow the cabinet to be levelled if the floor slopes, preventing doors from swinging open.