Upright blast chiller - 5 GN 1/1 or 5 EN600x400 - RF 50A


General features:

• GN1/1 and EURONORM 600x400mm Upright Blast chiller
• Stainless Steel exterior and interior
• Ventilated Cooling
• Evaporator with anti-corrosion treatment
• Manual Defrost
• Digital Thermostat with Buzzer alarm
• Error messagge directly in the display
• Foaming Agent Cyclopentane (CFC free)
• Chilling chamber in stainless steel
• Door microswitch for stop inner fan with open door
• Preparated for condensation water tray (Not included)
• Reversable door
• Needle probe fitted as standard
• Plastic thermal-braker as chamber body frame (Hot pipe system)
• Temperature controlled or temporizated blast chilling cycle
• Automatic storage mode at the end of blast chilling cycle
• ECM/DC Fan (For Low energy counsumption/Low noise level)
• Separate button for "ICE CREAM" Cycle
• Separate button for "-40°C" Cycle
• Adjustable feet

Technical data:

• External dimensions: 760 W x 725 D  x 850 H mm
• Chamber size: 640 W x 405 D x 360 H mm
• Capacity: 5xGN1/1 or 5xEN600x400 NOT INCLUDED
• Temperature: -40° ~ +10°
• Refrigerant: R290
• Defrost: Manual 
• Input power: 749 W
• Noise level: 55 dB(A)
• Output chilling (+90° > +3°) = 15 Kg
• Output freezing (+90° > -18°) = 10 Kg
• Net weight: 76 Kg

Transport:

• Shipping costs need to be estimated: please, ask us!

Appliance for food blast chilling and freezing:

Activating the chilling cycle causes the temperature at the core of the food to drop from +90°C to +3°C in a
maximum of 90 minutes, as provided by the current standard for H.A.C.C.P. control. After chilling, the food can
be conserved at a temperature of +3°C for a few days, after which it must be warmed in an oven and consumed.
It is possible to chill with negative temperature: the temperature at the core of the food is lowered to -18°C in a
maximum time of 240 minutes.


Standard cycles:

• Rapid probe cooling process: +90°C ~ +3°C
• Rapid “timing” cooling process: setable
• Rapid probe freezing process: +90°C ~ -18°C
• Rapid “timing” freezing process: setable
• Conservation automatically starts at the end of cycle.