With England at the Euro’s battling to progress from the Group Stages, we hope your business is extra busy over this month of sporting festivities. And what better way to progress your business is there than our range of compact Commercial Undercounter Fridges and Commercial Undercounter Freezers from Cater-Cool?

These undercounter fridges & freezers feature fully automatic defrost and operate up to a maximum ambient temperature of 34°C, so if it’s hot in your kitchen you can rest assured these little beauties will keep on cooling.

The Cater-Cool Commercial Undercounter Refrigerators – the CK1070 and CK1080 – feature a tough ABS interior, ecologically sound R134A refrigerant, boast powerful fan assisted cooling to cope with those doors being opened a closed every 2 minutes, 3 adjustable shelves and a capacity of 170 litres or 6 cubic feet. The CK1070 comes in a stand-out pristine white painted steel, whereas the CK1080 is dons high quality stainless steel. The CK1070  & CK1080 can be set within a temperature range of 0°C to +8°C The CK1070 and CK1080s are guaranteed to keep food fresh and drinks cold.

For frozen storage if your short on space look no further than the matching undercounter commercial freezers. The CK1071 and CK1081  also feature fully automatic defrost and can keep cool when all around them are sweating cobs, operates to a maximum ambient temperature of 34°C and holds a positively Baltic temperature range of -18°C to -24°C. The CK1071, in common with it’s shinier sister fears no ambient temp below 34°C (well it would probably struggle at -100 °C) arrives resplendent in white painted steel, the CK1081 in high grade stainless steel.

Compact, robust and cost effective these undercounter fridges and freezers are in stock ready for next day delivery.

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