Sterling Pro SP1HC-BK Single Door Black Bottle Cooler 106 Bottle
Product Description
The Sterling Pro SP1HC-BK is an under-counter bottle cooler finished in black, designed to sit behind a bar or in a service area where a consistent supply of chilled drinks...
Specifications
- Capacity (bottles)
- 106
- Capacity (shelves)
- 2
- Climate class
- 4
- Energy rating
- D
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Product Description
The Sterling Pro SP1HC-BK is an under-counter bottle cooler finished in black, designed to sit behind a bar or in a service area where a consistent supply of chilled drinks needs to be within easy reach of staff. It accommodates 106 x 330ml bottles across adjustable internal shelving, making it a practical option for venues that need reliable chilled-product availability without the footprint of a larger back-bar display unit.
Through a busy service period, what matters most in a bottle cooler is stable, consistent temperature — particularly during restocking. Fan-assisted cooling supports quicker temperature recovery after the cabinet door is opened and product replenished, reducing the time drinks spend warming towards ambient. An electronic controller keeps day-to-day temperature management straightforward, and the timed defrost function limits the need for manual intervention, which is useful where dedicated oversight of refrigeration is not practical.
From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages of this unit include:
- Adjustable shelving to accommodate different bottle formats and heights
- Fitted lock for security in public-facing or shared-access locations
- LED internal lighting keeps contents clearly visible without adding heat load
- Fan-assisted cooling for faster recovery after restocking or prolonged door opening
- R600a refrigerant with a low global warming potential
Installation is straightforward, requiring a standard UK mains connection and adequate ventilation clearance around the cabinet. As with most under-counter refrigeration, it should not be positioned directly alongside heat-producing equipment — glass washers and ovens in particular — as this places additional load on the refrigeration system and will affect performance over time. The hinged door suits tighter bar layouts where a sliding door would be impractical or where counter overhang is limited.
This unit is well suited to smaller bars, cafés, hotel service areas, and similar venues where a reliable secondary chilled-drinks point is needed. For higher-volume operations running continuous service — a busy pub bar, events unit, or high-throughput venue — a larger capacity model would be worth considering to reduce restocking frequency and ease pressure on staff during peak periods.
If you're not sure whether this unit matches your layout and service volumes, our team is glad to talk it through with you before you commit.
Key Features
- Accommodates 106 x 330ml bottles across adjustable internal shelving
- Fan-assisted cooling system for reliable temperature maintenance
- Electronic controller with timed defrost for straightforward daily operation
- Fitted lock suitable for public-facing or shared-access bar environments
- LED internal lighting provides clear product visibility without heat build-up
Operational Benefits
- Maintains consistent chill temperatures throughout busy service periods
- Faster recovery after restocking keeps chilled product ready for service sooner
- Adjustable shelving reduces the need to reorganise stock around fixed configurations
- Timed defrost reduces staff intervention and supports unattended overnight operation
- Compact under-counter footprint suits smaller bar layouts without sacrificing capacity
Specifications
- Capacity (bottles)
- 106
- Capacity (shelves)
- 2
- Climate class
- 4
- Energy rating
- D
- External depth (mm)
- 500
- External height (mm)
- 900
- External width (mm)
- 600
- Gtin
- 5.06E+12
- Internal finish
- Aluminium
- Max ambient temp deg c
- 30
- Power type
- 13amp Plug
- Refrigerant
- R600a
- Temperature range (deg c)
- +2 to +12
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Frequently Asked Questions
- For smaller venues, quieter bars, or as a secondary chilled-drinks point, 106 bottles is generally sufficient provided restocking is factored into the service routine. For high-throughput operations running continuous service — particularly late-night bars or event units — a higher-capacity model would reduce the frequency of restocking and take pressure off staff during peak demand.
- It should be installed with adequate ventilation clearance at the rear and sides, away from direct heat sources such as glass washers, ovens, or grills. Positioning next to heat-producing equipment places extra load on the refrigeration system and can affect its ability to hold stable temperatures, particularly during a busy service period.
- A hinged door suits bar layouts where space is tight or where a sliding door would be obstructed by counter overhangs or adjacent equipment. If your bar allows free lateral movement behind the counter, a sliding door model may offer easier access during service — it is worth considering your specific layout before deciding.