Thermaster Supermarket Open Beverage Display 915 Wide OC-915

The Thermaster OC-915 is a 915 mm open beverage display holding 405 litres at -1 to 7 °C on R290 with a Skope compressor. Fan-forced, double-layer night blinds, and an illuminated top canopy.

Why operators choose the OC-915

• Open front — no door between the customer and the drink, which is the entire commercial argument for this format: an open deck sells more than a glass door because nobody has to decide to open it
• Double-layer night blinds — the answer to the obvious objection. An open deck bleeds cold air all night; two layers of blind pulled down after close is what stops the running cost being indefensible
• Illuminated top canopy for advertising, plus LED lighting on top — the canopy is sold as ad space, so it earns its height
• Smaller base design to reduce the floor footprint — 915 mm wide and 740 mm deep for a 1.92 m2 display area
• R290 natural refrigerant and a Skope compressor — a named compressor brand is worth something, because it is what a technician has to source parts for
• -1 to 7 °C with adjustable glass shelves
• 240 V, 910 W on a 10 amp supply — a standard outlet
• 228 kg — heavy even for a cabinet this size, so plan the delivery route
• 2 years parts and labour, plus a further 2 years parts only — but the second period is conditional on registering the product within 14 days of invoice. Register it or you have the 2-year term, not the 4-year one

Specifications

Venue suitability

An open beverage deck suits convenience retail, service stations, cafes, canteens and any site selling cold drinks on impulse. The format exists because an open deck outsells a glass door; the night blinds exist because an open deck costs more to run. Both facts belong in the decision.

Compare the rest of the Thermaster range, or browse our open display fridges and drink fridges.

Installation & delivery

Plugs into a standard 240 V outlet at 910 W on 10 amp — no electrical work. Dimensions are recorded width x depth x height: 915 x 740 x 2000 mm. At 228 kg it is heavy for its footprint, so check the delivery route and the floor loading before it arrives. Use the night blinds — on an open deck they are the difference between a sensible running cost and a bad one. Two source figures are not published: a shelf angle and a temperature class recorded as "Shelf14 Angle:0/7/ Temperature class: M2", which is not parseable as written. Ask us if either matters to your specification.

Warranty terms are per product — see our warranty information page.

Frequently asked questions

Q: Why choose an open deck over a glass-door fridge?

Because an open deck sells more. There is no door between the customer and the drink, so nobody has to decide to open one - which on impulse purchases is most of the decision. The trade-off is running cost, and that is what the double-layer night blinds are for: pull them down after close and you are not refrigerating the aisle overnight.

Q: What does it cost to run?

We do not hold a kWh figure for it, so we are not going to estimate one. What we can tell you is that it draws 910 W on a 10 amp outlet, it uses R290 and a Skope compressor, and it has two layers of night blind - which on an open deck is the single biggest lever on the bill. Ask us and we will request the energy figure from the supplier.

Q: Why does the compressor brand matter?

Because it is what a technician sources parts for. A named compressor - here a Skope - means a service call is a known job with available parts, rather than a hunt. On a cabinet running continuously for years that is worth more than most spec-sheet numbers.

Q: How much can it hold?

405 litres across adjustable glass shelves, with a 1.92 m2 display area on a 915 mm-wide, 740 mm-deep footprint. It stands 2000 mm high, so check your ceiling and any overhead signage.

Q: What warranty does it come with?

Two years parts and labour, and then a further two years parts only - but the second period only exists if you register the product within 14 days of the invoice. We state the condition every time because without it the cover is two years, not four. See our warranty information page for the full terms.