Foster XR10 Blast Chiller 10kg 5 Grid
Product Description
The Foster XR10 is a compact blast chiller designed to bring cooked food from +70°C down to +3°C within the food safety window. With a five-grid configuration and a 10kg...
Specifications
- Capacity (grids)
- 5
- Capacity (kg)
- 10
- Climate class
- 5
- External depth (mm)
- 700
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XR10 Blast Chiller Spec SheetProduct Description
The Foster XR10 is a compact blast chiller designed to bring cooked food from +70°C down to +3°C within the food safety window. With a five-grid configuration and a 10kg load capacity, it sits at the lighter end of Foster's blast chiller range, built around stainless steel construction and microprocessor-controlled programming consistent with Foster's wider refrigeration lineup.
In a working kitchen, the XR10 handles end-of-service batch chilling for small to medium prep volumes reliably and repeatably. It operates across both soft and hard chill programmes, giving operators the flexibility to run a gentler cooling cycle for delicate preparations — mousses, custards, fish — or a faster cycle when throughput is the priority. For kitchens producing regular batches of sauces, proteins, or portioned mains, the unit removes the food safety risk and quality loss that come with ambient cooling, and does so consistently enough to support due diligence records.
Day-to-day, the XR10 is practical to work with:
- Soft and hard chill modes offer flexibility across different food types and textures
- Microprocessor controls produce consistent, auditable chilling cycles for HACCP records
- Clean-line interior with no exposed screws or dirt traps makes end-of-day cleaning straightforward
- Hydrocarbon refrigerant supports energy-efficient operation over the life of the unit
- Standard GN container compatibility fits naturally into most existing prep workflows
Before installation, ventilation clearances around the condenser should be confirmed — the unit needs adequate airflow and should not be recessed tightly into surrounding cabinetry. Electrical supply requirements should be checked against your existing kitchen setup prior to delivery. The XR10 is intended for indoor use within a normal commercial kitchen environment and is not suited to unventilated spaces or unusually high ambient temperatures.
The XR10 is well suited to smaller operations where daily blast chilling volumes are modest and floor or bench space is limited. Cafés with a serious kitchen, private dining rooms, pub kitchens, and smaller contract catering setups are all typical fits. Kitchens running larger batch volumes or higher-turnover prep operations would be better served by a heavier-duty model with greater capacity.
If you want to talk through whether the XR10 fits your service volumes and kitchen layout, the team is well placed to help before you commit.
Key Features
- Dual soft and hard chill programmes for varied food types
- Microprocessor controls deliver consistent, repeatable chilling cycles
- Five-grid configuration with standard GN container compatibility
- Stainless steel interior with clean-line design and no exposed fixings
- Hydrocarbon refrigerant system for efficient long-term operation
Operational Benefits
- Brings cooked food to safe temperature within the food safety window
- Auditable cycle records support HACCP and due diligence compliance
- Gentle chill mode protects texture and quality of delicate preparations
- Compact footprint suits kitchens where bench or floor space is limited
- Consistent batch chilling reduces quality loss versus ambient cooling
Specifications
- Capacity (grids)
- 5
- Capacity (kg)
- 10
- Climate class
- 5
- External depth (mm)
- 700
- External height (mm)
- 877
- External width (mm)
- 755
- Internal finish
- 304 S/S
- Material
- 304 S/S
- Power rating (kw)
- 0.55
- Power type
- 13amp Plug
- Refrigerant
- R290
- Weight (kg)
- 79
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XR10 Blast Chiller Spec SheetFrequently Asked Questions
- The XR10 is well suited to kitchens with modest daily chilling volumes — typically smaller operations producing limited batch quantities per service. If your kitchen regularly runs high-volume prep across multiple sittings, a higher-capacity model would handle the throughput more comfortably and reduce the risk of the unit becoming a bottleneck.
- The main considerations are ventilation clearance around the condenser and your electrical supply. The unit needs sufficient airflow and should not be boxed tightly into cabinetry. It's worth confirming your kitchen's electrical setup is compatible before delivery — your installer or the team here can advise on specifics for your site.
- Yes. The soft chill programme runs a gentler cooling cycle that is appropriate for preparations sensitive to rapid temperature change — such as mousses, set custards, or fish. The hard chill programme prioritises speed when you need to turn product around quickly, so the two modes give a reasonable degree of flexibility for different kitchen outputs.