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Polar G-Series Dual Zone Wine Fridge Stainless Steel 109 Bottle

SKU: GM628

£796.00(£955.20 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 dual zone wine fridge is a freestanding, upright wine cooler designed for bars, restaurants, and hospitality venues that need to store and serve both red and white wines at the correct temperature. With capacity for up to 109 bottles across two independently controlled compartments, it offers a practical solution for venues where wine forms a meaningful part of the drinks offering.

In a busy bar environment, having wines stored at the right serving temperature matters — not just for quality, but for service speed. The dual zone configuration allows white, rosé, or sparkling wines to be kept chilled in the upper compartment while reds are held at a warmer serving temperature in the lower section. The lower compartment can operate at the warmer end of the temperature range, making it genuinely functional for red wine service rather than simply acting as a second chilled zone. With a noise level of 36dB, the unit is quiet enough for front-of-house placement without becoming a distraction.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

  • Independent temperature zones for white and red wine service without needing two separate units
  • A lockable door to secure stock overnight or during quieter trading periods
  • Stainless steel exterior that is straightforward to wipe down and presentable front-of-house
  • A relatively modest 150W power draw for a unit of this capacity, supporting manageable running costs
  • Climate Class ST rating, meaning it is designed to operate in ambient temperatures between 16°C and 38°C — suitable for most UK bar environments

Installation is straightforward for a freestanding unit of this type. It requires a standard mains connection and adequate ventilation around the cabinet — clearance at the rear and sides should be maintained to allow the refrigeration system to dissipate heat effectively. At 102kg, it is a substantial piece of kit and will need two people to position safely. The unit uses R600a refrigerant, which is low global warming potential and in keeping with current environmental expectations. The energy rating is F, which is worth factoring into running cost calculations for venues with tight utility budgets.

This unit is well suited to wine bars, gastropubs, hotel bars, and restaurants where wine sales are consistent and a presentable, front-of-house storage solution is needed. At 109-bottle capacity, it is pitched at mid-volume sites. Venues with a very high wine turnover or larger cellaring requirements may find a higher-capacity solution better fits their operation, and equally, smaller venues with more modest wine lists may not need this level of capacity.

If you are unsure whether this model is the right fit for your bar layout or service volume, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

Polar G-Series Dual Zone Wine Fridge Stainless Steel 109 Bottle

£796.00(£955.20 inc VAT)

£796.00(£955.20 inc VAT)

The Polar G-Series dual zone wine fridge is a freestanding, upright wine cooler designed for bars, restaurants, and hospitality venues that need to store and serve both red and white wines at the correct temperature. With capacity for up to 109 bottles across two independently controlled compartments, it offers a practical solution for venues where wine forms a meaningful part of the drinks offering.

In a busy bar environment, having wines stored at the right serving temperature matters — not just for quality, but for service speed. The dual zone configuration allows white, rosé, or sparkling wines to be kept chilled in the upper compartment while reds are held at a warmer serving temperature in the lower section. The lower compartment can operate at the warmer end of the temperature range, making it genuinely functional for red wine service rather than simply acting as a second chilled zone. With a noise level of 36dB, the unit is quiet enough for front-of-house placement without becoming a distraction.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

  • Independent temperature zones for white and red wine service without needing two separate units
  • A lockable door to secure stock overnight or during quieter trading periods
  • Stainless steel exterior that is straightforward to wipe down and presentable front-of-house
  • A relatively modest 150W power draw for a unit of this capacity, supporting manageable running costs
  • Climate Class ST rating, meaning it is designed to operate in ambient temperatures between 16°C and 38°C — suitable for most UK bar environments

Installation is straightforward for a freestanding unit of this type. It requires a standard mains connection and adequate ventilation around the cabinet — clearance at the rear and sides should be maintained to allow the refrigeration system to dissipate heat effectively. At 102kg, it is a substantial piece of kit and will need two people to position safely. The unit uses R600a refrigerant, which is low global warming potential and in keeping with current environmental expectations. The energy rating is F, which is worth factoring into running cost calculations for venues with tight utility budgets.

This unit is well suited to wine bars, gastropubs, hotel bars, and restaurants where wine sales are consistent and a presentable, front-of-house storage solution is needed. At 109-bottle capacity, it is pitched at mid-volume sites. Venues with a very high wine turnover or larger cellaring requirements may find a higher-capacity solution better fits their operation, and equally, smaller venues with more modest wine lists may not need this level of capacity.

If you are unsure whether this model is the right fit for your bar layout or service volume, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.