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Polar G-Series Double Door Gastro Display Fridge 1200Ltr

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Polar G-Series Double Door Gastro Display Fridge 1200Ltr

SKU: CW198

£1,411.00(£1,693.20 inc VAT)

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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 2
  • Equipment may be supplied with a moulded plug but may be more suitably connected to a fused spur
  • Item weighs over 100kg and will need care and planning to get into position kg

The Polar G-Series 1200Ltr is a large-format upright display refrigerator built for commercial use. It holds up to twenty 2/1 GN trays at 100mm depth, making it directly compatible with standard gastronorm prep workflows without the need for adapters or workarounds. Double-glazed doors give staff a clear view of the cabinet contents, and a digital controller allows temperature to be monitored and adjusted throughout the day. The stainless steel exterior is practical in working kitchen conditions where surfaces take regular wear and cleaning.

Fan-assisted cooling distributes chilled air evenly across the cabinet, which helps maintain consistent temperatures across all shelf levels rather than concentrating cold air at the base. The unit carries a climate class 4 rating, meaning it is designed to operate reliably in ambient temperatures up to 32°C — relevant in kitchen environments where heat builds during service. As with any large double-door cabinet, keeping unnecessary door openings to a minimum during peak periods is sensible practice and will support temperature stability and recovery.

Operationally, this cabinet offers several practical advantages:

  • Glass doors allow staff to locate items at a glance, reducing open-door time during service
  • Full 2/1 GN compatibility means standard gastronorm trays load directly, simplifying batch prep and storage
  • Digital temperature control gives a clear, reliable read on cabinet conditions at all times
  • Stainless steel construction withstands the cleaning routines and surface demands of a working kitchen
  • R290 refrigerant carries a low global warming potential, supporting environmental compliance requirements

At 180kg and 1340mm wide, this is a substantial unit that requires careful placement planning. The floor must be firm and level, and access routes to the installation point need to accommodate the cabinet's full footprint and height. Adequate ventilation clearance around the condenser is important — restricted airflow will affect both performance and the longevity of the refrigeration system. The unit operates on a single-phase supply; it is worth confirming available circuit capacity before installation, particularly where the location already carries a significant electrical load.

This cabinet is well suited to central production kitchens, hotel back-of-house, large restaurant prep areas, and food retail environments such as delis, farm shops, or larger cafés where high-volume chilled storage needs to sit alongside product visibility. Its 2/1 GN format makes it a natural fit for operations already working to gastronorm standards. Sites with more modest storage needs may find a single-door alternative more appropriate, while very high-throughput operations running multiple cold sections should consider whether a remote-refrigeration unit or walk-in solution would better meet the demand.

If you'd like to talk through whether this cabinet suits your space, volume, or workflow before making a decision, we're happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

Is this cabinet suitable for front-of-house display as well as back-of-house storage?

Yes — the double-glazed doors and stainless steel finish make it a reasonable choice for front-of-house environments such as delis, farm shops, or café service counters where product visibility matters alongside volume. That said, it is a working kitchen-grade unit, so it is equally at home in prep and storage roles where the 2/1 GN capacity is the primary consideration.

What are the key installation requirements I should plan for before delivery?

The unit weighs 180kg and has a footprint of 1340mm wide by 800mm deep, so access routes and the final installation position need to be planned carefully in advance. A firm, level floor is essential, and adequate ventilation clearance around the condenser should be factored into placement. The cabinet runs on a single-phase supply, but it is worth confirming that the available circuit in the intended location has sufficient capacity, particularly if the area already carries a heavy electrical load.

How does the cabinet perform during a busy service when doors are being opened frequently?

The fan-assisted cooling system and climate class 4 rating are designed to support stable temperatures in demanding kitchen conditions, including ambient heat during service. Recovery after door opening is reasonable for a cabinet of this type, though minimising unnecessary door openings during peak periods remains good practice. The glass doors help by allowing staff to locate items visually before opening, which reduces both open-door time and the frequency of access.
Polar G-Series Double Door Gastro Display Fridge 1200Ltr

£1,411.00(£1,693.20 inc VAT)

£1,411.00(£1,693.20 inc VAT)

The Polar G-Series 1200Ltr is a large-format upright display refrigerator built for commercial use. It holds up to twenty 2/1 GN trays at 100mm depth, making it directly compatible with standard gastronorm prep workflows without the need for adapters or workarounds. Double-glazed doors give staff a clear view of the cabinet contents, and a digital controller allows temperature to be monitored and adjusted throughout the day. The stainless steel exterior is practical in working kitchen conditions where surfaces take regular wear and cleaning.

Fan-assisted cooling distributes chilled air evenly across the cabinet, which helps maintain consistent temperatures across all shelf levels rather than concentrating cold air at the base. The unit carries a climate class 4 rating, meaning it is designed to operate reliably in ambient temperatures up to 32°C — relevant in kitchen environments where heat builds during service. As with any large double-door cabinet, keeping unnecessary door openings to a minimum during peak periods is sensible practice and will support temperature stability and recovery.

Operationally, this cabinet offers several practical advantages:

  • Glass doors allow staff to locate items at a glance, reducing open-door time during service
  • Full 2/1 GN compatibility means standard gastronorm trays load directly, simplifying batch prep and storage
  • Digital temperature control gives a clear, reliable read on cabinet conditions at all times
  • Stainless steel construction withstands the cleaning routines and surface demands of a working kitchen
  • R290 refrigerant carries a low global warming potential, supporting environmental compliance requirements

At 180kg and 1340mm wide, this is a substantial unit that requires careful placement planning. The floor must be firm and level, and access routes to the installation point need to accommodate the cabinet's full footprint and height. Adequate ventilation clearance around the condenser is important — restricted airflow will affect both performance and the longevity of the refrigeration system. The unit operates on a single-phase supply; it is worth confirming available circuit capacity before installation, particularly where the location already carries a significant electrical load.

This cabinet is well suited to central production kitchens, hotel back-of-house, large restaurant prep areas, and food retail environments such as delis, farm shops, or larger cafés where high-volume chilled storage needs to sit alongside product visibility. Its 2/1 GN format makes it a natural fit for operations already working to gastronorm standards. Sites with more modest storage needs may find a single-door alternative more appropriate, while very high-throughput operations running multiple cold sections should consider whether a remote-refrigeration unit or walk-in solution would better meet the demand.

If you'd like to talk through whether this cabinet suits your space, volume, or workflow before making a decision, we're happy to help.