Tecnodom TDVC60-CA-100 Open Display Chiller
- Temp range: 0 - 2°C
- Length included side-walls (40 mm thick each): 1080mm
- 100% Eco friendly
- Compact but with high display surface
- Suitable for small, medium-sized and large distribution areas
- Made in Italy technology, design and whole production
- Easy installation
- Climate Class 4, Ambient of 30°C with 60% RH
- Tank made without CFC use
- Ventilated cooling system
- Electronic control panel
- Electric defrosting
- Upper internal pink neon lighting
- Autorolling manual night blind
- 4 shelves made of atossic white-painted steel sheet
- -Adjustable in height, without lighting and without shelf risers
- Power: 240V; 1220W; 10A
- WARRANTY: 2 Years Parts & Labour
- Dimensions: 1080 x 602 x 2080mm(h)
- Net weight: 140kg
About the Product and Brand
Tecnodom TDVC60-CA-100 Open Display Chiller
The TDVC60-CA-100 is an “open display chiller” — a refrigerated merchandiser designed to showcase chilled foods, drinks, or ready-to-eat items in a way that’s highly visible and accessible for customers. It’s made in Italy and built for continuous retail or café use, with a temperature range of about 0 °C to 2 °C, which is ideal for keeping perishables fresh while on display. The design focuses on maximizing display area in a relatively compact footprint (dimensions roughly 1080 mm wide × 602 mm deep × 2080 mm high) — so you get good storage and presentation capacity without eating up a lot of floor space.
For ease of store operations and energy savings, there’s an electronic control panel, electric defrosting, and an auto-/manual night blind (to cover the chiller when not in use, preserving cold temperature and reducing energy consumption overnight). Overall, it’s a good choice for small-to-medium shops, delis, cafés or convenience-store-type setups that need a reliable, attractive way to display chilled goods.
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.
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