Tecnodom TDMR-0825B Serie MR80 Black 2480mm Wide Deli Display with Storage
- Black 2480mm Wide Deli Display with Storage
- Storage door: 3
- Temperature Range: 0ºC to +4ºC
- 50mm high density CFC and HCFC free insulation
- Low energy consumption
- Front opening tempered glass for easy cleaning
- Flat panoramic tempered top glass
- Rear sliding door
- High-impact LED lighting
- SUS304 Stainless steel working surface
- Automatic evaporating water tray and electric defrosting
- 0-4 degrees perfect for meat storage
- Extra-large 900 depth storage surface
- Large rear cold storage
- Ambient Temperature: 30/55
- Power: 240V, 2.51kW/10A
- WARRANTY: 2 Years Parts & Labour
- Dimensions: 2480 x 895 x 1230mm(h)
About the Product and Brand
Tecnodom TDMR-0825B Serie MR80 Black 2480mm Wide Deli Display with Storage
The TDMR‑0825B delivers a wide 2480 mm‑wide refrigerated display cabinet — large enough for butcheries, delis, supermarkets, or grocery shops needing a sizeable showcase of chilled meats, cheeses, cold cuts or deli goods. It features front‑opening tempered glass plus a flat panoramic tempered‑glass top, giving clean visibility and easy access. Inside and on top, there’s a SUS304 stainless‑steel working surface for hygiene and durability, and built‑in bright LED lighting to showcase products attractively. The body is insulated with 50 mm high‑density CFC/HCFC‑free insulation — helping with efficient cooling and energy conservation.
On the practical side, this unit maintains a temperature range around 0 °C to +4 °C, safe for storing chilled meats and other perishables. Behind the display there’s a deep (≈ 900 mm) refrigerated work/storage surface and a large rear cold‑storage compartment — great for stock, overflow or prepping items without disturbing the display front. It also features automatic evaporating water‑tray + electric defrost, making maintenance easier, and is mounted on castors so you can move it if you need to reorganize your store layout. Overall, TDMR‑0825B merges large display capacity, reliable refrigeration, storage convenience, and maintenance‑friendly design — a solid choice for shops that need both presentation and practical cold‑storage.
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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