Tefcold LGF7500 Triple Glass Door Display Freezer 2050 Ltr
Product Description
The Tefcold LGF7500 is a large-capacity upright display freezer fitted with three full-height glass doors. It is designed for environments where frozen product needs to be visible, accessible, and held...
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 1436
- Capacity (shelves)
- 12
- Climate class
- 4
- Energy rating
- D
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User manual LGC RangeProduct Description
The Tefcold LGF7500 is a large-capacity upright display freezer fitted with three full-height glass doors. It is designed for environments where frozen product needs to be visible, accessible, and held at a consistent temperature throughout the trading day. With just over 2,000 litres of usable storage, it sits at the higher end of freestanding display freezer capacity and is a practical choice where both volume and product visibility matter.
In a busy retail or food service setting, a cabinet of this size earns its place by doing two jobs simultaneously — holding meaningful quantities of frozen stock while presenting it in a way that makes selection quick and straightforward for both staff and customers. The triple-door configuration allows access to individual sections without disturbing temperature across the full cabinet, which is a genuine advantage during high-footfall periods when doors are being opened frequently. Dual vertical LED strips on each door section, combined with a large LED canopy, keep product well lit without the excess heat associated with older fluorescent fittings and at a lower running cost.
From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the unit offers several practical advantages:
- Three-section layout reduces how often stock needs rotating from back-of-house storage
- LED lighting improves product presentation while keeping energy consumption lower than older lamp types
- Stainless steel base interior simplifies cleaning and supports good hygiene practice
- Castors allow repositioning during a refit or deep clean without significant effort
- Locking feet stabilise the cabinet once it is set in its working position
Installation requires a suitable mains power supply and adequate clearance around the rear and sides for condenser ventilation — restricted airflow will affect both performance and long-term reliability of the refrigeration system. Given the footprint and overall height of a triple-door cabinet, ceiling clearance and floor loading should both be confirmed before delivery, particularly in older or listed buildings. This is a front-of-house display unit and needs sufficient space to ventilate and operate effectively.
The LGF7500 is well suited to supermarkets, convenience stores, food service retailers, and larger catering operations where the range and throughput of frozen product justifies a cabinet at this scale. For operations with more modest requirements, single- and double-door alternatives are available within the range. Sites running high-volume frozen display across multiple units may find it worth discussing whether a multi-cabinet layout or a remote refrigeration setup would better serve the operation long term.
If you would like to talk through whether this cabinet is the right fit for your space, power supply, or trading volume before committing, our team is happy to help you think it through.
Key Features
- Triple full-height glass doors provide wide access across three independent sections
- Dual vertical LED strips per door section with large LED canopy overhead
- Castors fitted for repositioning, with locking feet for stable in-service use
- Stainless steel interior base construction for durability and ease of cleaning
- 2050-litre capacity supports high-volume frozen product display in one unit
Operational Benefits
- Three-section door access minimises temperature disruption during busy service periods
- LED lighting lowers running costs compared to older fluorescent display fittings
- Large storage volume reduces reliance on frequent back-of-house stock replenishment
- Independent door sections allow staff to access stock without opening the full cabinet
- Castor-mounted base simplifies repositioning for cleaning or floor layout changes
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 1436
- Capacity (shelves)
- 12
- Climate class
- 4
- Energy rating
- D
- External depth (mm)
- 800
- External height (mm)
- 2055
- External width (mm)
- 2079
- Gtin
- 5708181991296
- Internal depth (mm)
- 640
- Internal finish
- White
- Internal height (mm)
- 1520
- Internal width (mm)
- 1959
- Max ambient temp deg c
- 30
- Noise level
- 75 dB(A)
- Power rating (kw)
- 1.2
- Power type
- 13amp Plug
- Refrigerant
- R290
- Temperature range (deg c)
- -25 to -14
- Weight (kg)
- 240
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User manual LGC RangeFrequently Asked Questions
- Yes — a triple-door cabinet at this capacity is well matched to convenience stores and smaller supermarkets where frozen lines need to be visible and accessible throughout the trading day. The three-section layout means individual bays can be accessed without affecting temperature across the full unit, which matters in high-footfall environments where doors open frequently. That said, it is worth confirming your available floor space and ceiling height before ordering, as a cabinet of this scale needs proper clearance and ventilation to perform reliably.
- The unit requires a suitable mains power connection and adequate ventilation clearance around the rear and sides — restricted airflow is one of the most common causes of refrigeration performance issues over time. Floor loading capacity should also be checked, particularly in older buildings, given the overall weight of a fully loaded 2050-litre cabinet. If you are placing the unit in a basement or mezzanine space, access dimensions and lift capacity are worth confirming with your team before delivery is booked.
- The LGF7500 is suited to operations that need both high storage volume and strong product visibility in one unit. If your frozen range is smaller or your available floor space is limited, a single- or double-door display freezer is likely a more practical fit and will be easier to site, ventilate, and manage. Equally, if you are running frozen display across multiple bays or at very high throughput, it may be worth a conversation about whether a different configuration would serve the operation better — our team can help you work through the options.