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BTU is the unit of measurement that indicates how much energy your air conditioner will use to heat up or cool down a specific area, in a one-hour period.
It’s important to make the right choice – a higher number of BTUs isn’t always the answer as it can shorten the unit’s lifespan by not allowing it to function optimally for the space.
Top floor apartments and second stories are often warmer than the ground floor because warm air rises, and, because it’s likely to get more sun exposure. This means that you’d typically need an air conditioner with a higher number of BTUs.
Plug-in cabinets are widely used in retail and food service to store and display chilled or frozen products efficiently. Knowing how to operate and maintain them properly helps prevent issues and extends their lifespan. Below are the most common questions customers ask — from power requirements and temperature ranges to ice buildup and door alignment — with clear answers to keep your equipment running smoothly. For anything more technical, our aftersales team is ready to help.
They’re ideal for showcasing chilled or frozen food, drinks, and dairy products in retail or food service environments.
Chillers usually run between +1°C and +10°C, while freezers operate from -18°C to -22°C.
Yes — these units are mobile and can be relocated, provided they’re positioned in a well-ventilated and suitable area.
Most models require a standard 230V single-phase power connection.
Ventilated freezers use fans for even air distribution and faster cooling. Static freezers rely on natural convection, which can create frost over time.
This is often due to a blocked drain, door left open, or humid conditions. Try defrosting and check door seals.
Make sure the cabinet isn’t overloaded, the door seals are intact, and airflow isn’t blocked.
The unit may be unlevel or the hinges might need adjustment. Check that nothing is obstructing the door.
Preventive maintenance helps avoid breakdowns and extends the life of the unit — we recommend scheduling routine checks.
Please call us or send an email using the contact details on our website. Have your model and serial number ready.