Atosa Double Glass Door Lightbox Fridge YCF9402

The Atosa YCF9402 is a top-mounted double glass door display fridge built for high-visibility merchandising in supermarkets, bottle shops, convenience stores, and front-of-house bar positions. 900 litres of capacity behind two double-glazed glass doors and an illuminated lightbox header give you both stock-holding and brand real estate in a single unit. Heavy-duty Embraco compressors and a Dixell digital controller keep the cabinet at 2–8 °C even at 40 °C ambient.

Key features

• 900 L capacity — top-end stock-holding for chilled drinks, ready meals, or pharmacy-grade products
• Illuminated lightbox header — branded merchandising space above the cabinet, separate switch
• Embraco compressor — heavy-duty, name-brand cooling backed by widespread parts availability
• Dixell digital temperature control — set-and-forget operation with auto-defrost
• 2–8 °C working range, 40 °C ambient capability — handles Australian summer kitchens
• Pre-installed shelves and castors — wheel into position, plug in, load stock
• Stainless steel exterior + interior — durable, easy to clean, survives commercial use

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Q: How much stock does the YCF9402 hold? A: 900 litres of net usable capacity across pre-installed shelves. That's enough for ~3,000 standard 330 ml cans, or proportional volumes of bottles, multi-packs, and ready meals.

Q: What does the lightbox do, and can I switch it off? A: The lightbox is the illuminated panel at the top of the cabinet. It's branded merchandising space above the doors — typically wrapped with the venue's brand or product graphics. It has a separate on/off switch from the main cabinet, so you can run the cooling alone overnight if you prefer.

Q: Does it run on standard Australian power? A: Yes — 240 V, 50 Hz, 408 W. It uses a standard 10 A Australian outlet. Total draw is modest for a 900 L fridge thanks to the Embraco compressor.

Q: How much clearance does it need? A: Standard top-mounted fridge clearance applies — leave at least 100 mm behind for ventilation and don't block the top vent. The unit is 1955 mm tall, 1200 mm wide, 730 mm deep.

Q: How does this compare to a solid-door upright fridge? A: A glass-door display fridge is built for visibility and merchandising — customers see what's inside before opening. Solid-door uprights are slightly more energy-efficient and better for back-of-house storage where customers don't see the unit. Choose the YCF9402 if it's customer-facing.

Q: What warranty applies? A: ⚠️ Andy to confirm — body and spec table currently disagree. Atosa supplier feed wins. Resolve before publishing.

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