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Maintaining quality standards in your restaurant is required to ensure you are serving the best food possible. To do so, you need quality equipment, including freezers and fridges, to keep items fresh. Whether you are expanding your capacity or simply require a better solution, our commercial refrigeration units can handle your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a reach-in refrigerator and a merchandiser?

A reach-in is built for back-of-house storage and fast temperature recovery with solid insulated doors. A merchandiser is for front-of-house display with glass doors and interior lighting, prioritizing product visibility over recovery speed.

Do refrigerated prep tables meet food-safety holding requirements?

Yes, when they are NSF/ANSI certified and used with covered pans and proper lid discipline. Keep lids closed during slow periods and use the cutting board only for short prep windows to maintain cold-chain compliance.

Why do some refrigeration units require 208–230V instead of 115V?

Larger compressors and longer duty cycles require more stable power for recovery and reliability. Heavy-load units running on 115V may operate hotter and experience reduced lifespan, so manufacturers specify 208–230V to protect the compressor.

Do I need a humidity-controlled display case for bakery or grab-and-go?

If you sell cut cakes, pastries, or open foods that dry out or stale, a humidity-controlled case helps preserve texture and appearance. For packaged beverages and sealed items, a standard refrigerated display case is sufficient.

Is free shipping common on commercial refrigeration in the U.S.?

Many distributors offer free freight on select SKUs or order thresholds, but heavy or oversized equipment often incurs lift-gate or accessorial charges. Request an itemized freight quote before finalizing a purchase order.

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