Reach-In Freezer, 1 Door Commercial Freezer, Stainless Steel Freezer, Arctic Air F22CW

This commercial freezer is the Arctic Ice F22CW. It requires a 115 volt, 15 amp, 1 phase dedicated outlet and is rated at 158 watts at 70ºF. The holding capacity of this restaurant freezer is 22 cubic feet, and it is made from white textured steel, which is less expensive that stainless steel and shows no fingerprints. This one door freezer is NSF approved and is backed by a one year warranty on parts and labor and a five year warranty on the compressor. It sits on four casters and opens on the right hand side. When the door of the freezer opens, bright interior lights light up the inside of the freezer for excellent food visibility. The interior is white, poly-coated steel, and it is frost free! Included at no extra charge with this solid door freezer is an NSF certified thermometer. Food products sit on three adjustable, epoxy coated shelves, and there is even a bottom shelf trivet. The shelves will hold a full sheet pan, and more shelves can be ordered if necessary.

The field reversible door of this Arctic Ice freezer is lockable and it has a spring-loaded door closer and a magnetic gasket to ensure positive seal. To prevent damage to the really important parts of this upright freezer, there is a heavy duty stainless steel air duct, a fan motor, and an evaporator cover. Some more excellent features about this reach-in freezer are the stainless steel door edge and handle that are very simple to clean, and they provide a positive door seal. No additional plumbing is needed with this industrial freezer, the freezer compressor has an oil cooler to improve operation and extend the life of the compressor. Finally, this freezer is extremely energy efficient because is it has 2 1/2 inch thick insulation inside.

Be sure that you clean off the outside of your freezer often to reduce the possibility of rust and pitting. The inside of the freezer should be wiped out often as well. Don't forget that the condenser coil needs to be cleaned every thirty days to reduce electrical costs and minimize service expenses.