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Hoshizaki Advance CF 61 SG 566 Ltr Chest Freezer

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Hoshizaki Advance CF 61 SG 566 Ltr Chest Freezer

SKU: CF 61 SG UK

£796.00(£955.20 inc VAT)
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 3
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 3
  • Equipment may be supplied with a moulded plug but may be more suitably connected to a fused spur

The Hoshizaki Advance CF 61 SG is a large-capacity chest freezer designed for bulk frozen storage in commercial catering environments. With a 566-litre gross capacity, it provides substantial storage volume for operations that need to hold significant quantities of frozen product — whether that is raw ingredients, pre-prepared components, or finished goods held for service.

Chest freezers of this type are well suited to environments where stock is drawn down in batches rather than accessed constantly throughout service. The lid-top design helps retain cold air when the unit is opened, which supports temperature consistency during loading and retrieval. Hoshizaki equipment is generally associated with reliable temperature holding and robust construction, both of which matter in a busy kitchen environment where a freezer failure can have real operational consequences.

From a practical standpoint, this unit offers a number of advantages for catering operators:

  • Large gross capacity supports bulk purchasing and extended stock holding
  • Chest configuration aids cold retention during access
  • Suitable for back-of-house or storage areas where upright footprint is a constraint
  • Straightforward internal layout accommodates a variety of container sizes and stock types
  • Hoshizaki build quality supports long-term reliability in commercial use

Before purchasing, it is worth considering the footprint carefully. At this capacity, the unit requires meaningful floor space and clear access for the lid to open fully. It is best positioned in a dedicated storage or dry store area rather than on the main kitchen floor. Check that your electrical supply meets the unit's requirements, and ensure the floor surface is level and capable of bearing the weight when fully loaded. Access through doorways during installation is also worth planning in advance given the overall dimensions.

This chest freezer is most appropriate for catering operations with high frozen stock turnover — event caterers, school kitchens, pub kitchens, or production units where bulk frozen ingredients are a regular part of the operation. Smaller kitchens with more modest storage needs may find a lower-capacity model more practical, while very large production or distribution sites may benefit from moving up to a heavier-duty option.

If you would like to talk through whether this unit fits your storage requirements and site layout, we are happy to help you make the right call before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

What type of operation is this chest freezer best suited to?

This unit works well in operations that hold large quantities of frozen stock and access it in batches rather than continuously — think event catering, school or contract catering kitchens, pub or restaurant back-of-house stores, and small production units. It is less suited to front-line kitchen positions where staff need rapid, repeated access to frozen goods throughout service.

What should I check before installing a chest freezer of this size?

You will need sufficient clear floor space for both the unit's footprint and full lid clearance above. Check that the floor is level and structurally rated for the loaded weight, and confirm your electrical supply is compatible. Access routes into the building and storage room should also be measured against the unit's dimensions before delivery is booked.

How does a chest freezer compare to an upright cabinet for commercial storage?

Chest freezers tend to retain cold air more effectively when opened, which can support temperature stability during stock loading — particularly useful when adding large quantities of product at once. The trade-off is that stock visibility and access to items lower in the chest is less convenient than with an upright cabinet, so they are generally better suited to bulk storage of clearly labelled, batch-drawn stock rather than high-rotation, pick-by-pick retrieval.
Hoshizaki Advance CF 61 SG 566 Ltr Chest Freezer

£796.00(£955.20 inc VAT)

£796.00(£955.20 inc VAT)

The Hoshizaki Advance CF 61 SG is a large-capacity chest freezer designed for bulk frozen storage in commercial catering environments. With a 566-litre gross capacity, it provides substantial storage volume for operations that need to hold significant quantities of frozen product — whether that is raw ingredients, pre-prepared components, or finished goods held for service.

Chest freezers of this type are well suited to environments where stock is drawn down in batches rather than accessed constantly throughout service. The lid-top design helps retain cold air when the unit is opened, which supports temperature consistency during loading and retrieval. Hoshizaki equipment is generally associated with reliable temperature holding and robust construction, both of which matter in a busy kitchen environment where a freezer failure can have real operational consequences.

From a practical standpoint, this unit offers a number of advantages for catering operators:

  • Large gross capacity supports bulk purchasing and extended stock holding
  • Chest configuration aids cold retention during access
  • Suitable for back-of-house or storage areas where upright footprint is a constraint
  • Straightforward internal layout accommodates a variety of container sizes and stock types
  • Hoshizaki build quality supports long-term reliability in commercial use

Before purchasing, it is worth considering the footprint carefully. At this capacity, the unit requires meaningful floor space and clear access for the lid to open fully. It is best positioned in a dedicated storage or dry store area rather than on the main kitchen floor. Check that your electrical supply meets the unit's requirements, and ensure the floor surface is level and capable of bearing the weight when fully loaded. Access through doorways during installation is also worth planning in advance given the overall dimensions.

This chest freezer is most appropriate for catering operations with high frozen stock turnover — event caterers, school kitchens, pub kitchens, or production units where bulk frozen ingredients are a regular part of the operation. Smaller kitchens with more modest storage needs may find a lower-capacity model more practical, while very large production or distribution sites may benefit from moving up to a heavier-duty option.

If you would like to talk through whether this unit fits your storage requirements and site layout, we are happy to help you make the right call before you commit.