FED-X XUB7C13S2D SS 4 Door Drawers Underbench Fridge
- Gross Volume: 282 Litres
- Two heavy-duty GN1/2 drawers on each door
- Max Ambient Temperature: 43℃, 60%RH
- Temperature Range: -2 to +8°C
- Cooling SystFan-force dried cooling
- Compressor: Embraco/Secop
- Controller: Dixell
- Stainless steel interior and exterior
- Rounded corners for easy cleaning
- 60mm HFCs and CFCs free foam body insulation
- Tropicalised for Australian conditions
- User-friendly Digital controls
- Auto defrost
- Rapid recovery rate
- Ebm-papst evaporator and condenser fans
- Heavy-duty castors with front-wheel brakes
- Refrigerant: R290
- Plus 2 Years Parts Only for Products Registered within 14 Days of Invoice
- Power: 240V; 215W/1.3A
- Warranty: 24 months Parts and Labour
- Dimensions: 1360 x 700 x 850mm[h]
- Net Weight: 102 kg
About the Product and Brand
FED-X S/S Four-Door Bench Fridge with Drawers - XUB7C13S2D
The FED‑X S/S Four‑Door Bench Fridge with Drawers (XUB7C13S2D) is a premium commercial refrigeration solution that combines efficient chilled storage with smart organisation — ideal for busy kitchens, cafés, bars, and foodservice environments. This under‑bench unit delivers consistent +2 °C to +8 °C fan‑forced cooling, keeping fresh ingredients, proteins, sauces, and beverages at optimum temperatures right where your team needs them. Its spacious design makes it easy to keep chilled stock accessible during peak service times without sacrificing valuable workspace.
Built for professional durability and everyday use, the XUB7C13S2D features a stainless steel interior and exterior with rounded corners for effortless cleaning and lasting hygiene. Instead of traditional shelving, this model includes four solid doors paired with deep, smooth‑glide drawers that let your staff access chilled contents quickly and ergonomically — reducing prep time and boosting efficiency during service rushes. The heavy‑duty magnetic seals and robust insulation help lock in cool air, improving energy retention and performance.
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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