FED-X XSS8C15S2V Stainless Steel 2 Door Sandwich Counter Fridge
- Gross Volume: 390 Litres
- 2 x Self-closing lockable doors
- Max Ambient Temperature: 43℃, 60%RH
- Temperature Range: +2 to +8°C
- Cooling System: Fan-forced cooling
- Compressor: Cubigel
- Controller: Dixell
- Stainless steel interior and exterior
- Rounded corners for easy cleaning
- Compatible for 1/3 GN Pan up to 150mm deep
- 1 shelf per door, GN1/1 pan compatible
- 60mm HFCs and CFCs free foam body insulation
- Tropicalised for Australian conditions
- Rapid recovery rate
- User-friendly Digital controls
- Heavy-duty castors with front wheel brakes
- EBM-PAPST evaporator and condenser fans
- Optional 2 and 3-drawer units available in lieu of doors
- Weight loading per shelf: 40kg
- Refrigerant: R290
- Plus 2 Years Parts Only for Products Registered within 14 Days of Invoice
- Power: 240V; 50V; 10A; 320W
- Warranty: 24 months Parts and Labour
- Dimensions: 1510 x 800 x 1406mm[h]
- Net Weight: 120 kg
About the Product and Brand
FED-X S/S Two Door Sandwich Counter - XSS8C15S2V
The FED‑X S/S Two Door Sandwich Counter (XSS8C15S2V) is a professional‑grade refrigerated prep station built to elevate efficiency and freshness in busy kitchens, cafés, sandwich bars, and foodservice environments. With a 390 L gross capacity and reliable fan‑forced cooling that holds temperatures between +2 °C and +8 °C, it keeps ingredients crisp, chilled, and ready for assembly during peak service. Designed around real kitchen workflows, this unit ensures your team can prepare sandwiches, salads, pizzas, and more with speed and confidence.
Practical design touches make this sandwich counter a standout: a display top that holds temperature for up to 4 hours from a pre‑chilled state enhances service flexibility, while heavy‑duty castors with front brakes allow easy positioning and cleaning access. Built to meet demanding commercial conditions (tropicalised for up to 43 °C ambient), and backed by a 2‑year parts and labour warranty plus extended parts coverage with registration, the XSS8C15S2V blends performance, hygiene, and reliability — perfect for kitchens that value speed, organisation, and chilled prep convenience.
Federal Hospitality Equipment (F.H.E) is an Australian owned importer and catering supplier of quality commercial food, catering & restaurant equipment, supplying and servicing Australia and New Zealand with commercial kitchen and catering equipment for over 50 years.
Finance Options
There are two main finance suppliers that are recognised as the market leaders within our industry. If you are looking for additional choices for your finance then we also have other providers that you can select. With all these finance companies you can download application forms direct from our website, use calculators to find out what your repayments will be or phone them directly for approvals.
Sydney Commercial Kitchens can provide you with Pro-Forma Invoices that are acceptable at any bank or finance provider to assist you in your application process.
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