Saltas 3 Door Triple Upright Display Freezer NDA2875

The Saltas NDA2875 is a 3 door upright display freezer — 1875 mm wide, 1260 litres net, running -16 to -22 degrees C behind a triple-glazed anti-fog glass door. Self-contained ventilated cooling, a Dixell controller and 15 shelves in total (five per door).

Why operators choose the ICE-NDA2875

• 15 shelves in total — five per door. The specification states shelves per door, which reads naturally as a cabinet total and is not one, so order racking and plan stock against 15
• 1260 L net from 1570 L gross — net is the usable space; the internal envelope is 1755 x 580 x 1545 mm
• -16 to -22 degrees C — this is the freezer build of the cabinet
• Supplied with two 10 amp plugs — it needs TWO outlets. The record reads 15 A supplied with 2 x 10 A plugs, so a single power point will not run it. Confirm two separate outlets at the installation position before ordering
• Triple-glazed anti-fog glass — a freezer at -22 °C in a 32 °C room has roughly a 50-degree gap to the outside air, which is both a heat load and a condensation problem. The third pane and the anti-fog coating are what keep the door clear enough to sell through
• 39.41 kWh per 24 hours — about 3.4 times the fridge build. That is the honest cost of frozen in this footprint and it is worth putting in the business case
• Self-contained ventilated cooling — no remote pack to plumb in, and forced air rather than static, which is what keeps the top and bottom shelves at the same temperature
• Dixell digital controller with automatic defrost — a known controller that any refrigeration technician can service
• Inner vertical LED lighting — lights the full height of the cabinet rather than just the top shelf
• R290 refrigerant — natural hydrocarbon, very low global warming potential
• Ambient rating 32 °C — more tolerant than the MDS multidecks in this range, which are capped at 25 °C and want an air-conditioned shop
• Supplied on castors
• The NDA1875 is this exact cabinet as a fridge — 0 to 6 °C, double glazed, 0.85 kW, 11.46 kWh/24h on one outlet

Specifications

Venue suitability

An upright glass-door freezer suits convenience retail, bottle shops, cafes and food service storing and displaying packaged product where customers or staff serve from the front. The 32 °C ambient rating makes it more forgiving of a warm room than the multideck cabinets in the same range.

Compare the rest of the Saltas range, or browse our display freezers and commercial freezers.

Installation & delivery

Runs on standard 240 V supply at 2.15 kW — but note it is supplied with two 10 amp plugs and needs TWO separate outlets, not one. Dimensions are recorded width x depth x height: 1875 x 730 x 2080 mm — depth and height are constant across the NDA range, so only the width changes. It arrives on castors. Energy is recorded in our data as 39.41 kW/24hrs. kW measures power and kWh measures energy, so the unit as written is not a quantity — the intended figure is 39.41 kWh per 24 hours and that is what we have published. The source record is flagged.

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

Frequently asked questions

Q: How many power points does it need?

Two. The record reads 15 A supplied with two 10 A plugs, so it is not a single-outlet machine - a lone power point will not run it. Confirm two separate outlets at the installation position before it is delivered, because this is the kind of thing that stops a commissioning on the day.

Q: How does it compare to the NDA1875 fridge?

They are the same cabinet in two temperature builds. Identical width, depth, height, 1260 L net from 1570 L gross, internal dimensions within 2 mm, five shelves per door, Dixell controller, automatic defrost, R290 and 32 C ambient. This build holds -16 to -22 C behind triple anti-fog glazing on 2.15 kW and 39.41 kWh per 24 hours across two outlets. The fridge holds 0 to 6 C behind double glazing on 0.85 kW and 11.46 kWh from one outlet. Frozen in the same footprint costs about 3.4 times the energy plus a second power point.

Q: Why triple glazing on this one?

The temperature gap. At -22 C in a 32 C room the door is bridging roughly 50 degrees, against about 30 on the fridge build. The third pane cuts the heat load and the anti-fog coating stops the glass misting - a fogged door on a display freezer hides the product you are trying to sell.

Q: How many shelves does it come with?

Fifteen - five per door across three doors. The specification states it per door, which reads like a cabinet total and is not one.

Q: What will it cost to run?

39.41 kWh per 24 hours on the published figure. It is the highest in this batch by a wide margin and the number to take into a business case, not the purchase price alone.