Saltas Multideck Fridge 2 Door Supermarket Display MDS1250

The Saltas MDS1250 is a 2 door multideck display fridge — 1310 mm wide, 1 right-hand and 1 left-hand opening door, running -1 to 5 °C on R290. It holds 764 litres net across five adjustable shelves with price-tag ends. Maximum ambient 25 °C at 60% relative humidity, and the source recommends an air-conditioned shop.

Why operators choose the ICE-MDS1250

• Maximum ambient 25 °C at 60% relative humidity, and the source recommends an air-conditioned shop — this is a supermarket cabinet, not a kitchen one. Above 25 °C or 60% humidity it will struggle to hold temperature, which is why the source recommends air conditioning. Check the room before you check the cabinet
• 764 L net from 1292 L gross — net is the usable space once shelving and airflow are accounted for, and it is the figure to plan stock against
• Five adjustable shelves with price-tag ends, each with lighting underneath — the under-shelf LED is what stops the lower shelves reading as dead space to a shopper
• 1 right-hand and 1 left-hand opening door, self-closing — double-glazed glass, so the doors stay clear and shut themselves when a customer lets go
• R290 refrigerant — a natural hydrocarbon with very low global warming potential, and the direction the industry is moving
• 5.87 kWh per 24 hours — the running-cost figure; see Installation and delivery for a note on how our data records it
• Painted steel with a stainless steel floor — stainless where the spills and trolley knocks land
• Climate class B, digital thermostat, supplied on small castors
• The MDS1875 (1935 mm, 3 door, 1147 L) and MDS2500 (2560 mm, 4 door, 1529 L) are the wider builds — same depth and height

Specifications

Venue suitability

A multideck suits supermarkets, grocers, delis and convenience retail selling chilled product off open shelves rather than from behind a counter. The whole point is that a shopper serves themselves, which is why the shelf lighting and price-tag ends matter as much as the refrigeration.

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

Installation & delivery

Plugs into a standard 240 V outlet at 0.55 kW. Dimensions are recorded width x depth x height: 1310 x 740 x 2060 mm — depth and height are the same across the whole MDS range, so only the width changes. It arrives on small castors. The siting requirement is the real constraint: Maximum ambient 25 °C at 60% relative humidity, and the source recommends an air-conditioned shop. Energy is recorded in our data as 5.87 kW/24hrs. kW measures power and kWh measures energy, so the unit as written is not a quantity — the intended figure is 5.87 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: What does the 25 degree ambient limit actually mean for me?

It means this cabinet is specified for an air-conditioned retail floor, not a warm back room or an un-airconditioned shop in summer. Above 25 C or 60% humidity it will run harder and may not hold -1 to 5 C. The source recommends air conditioning explicitly. If your room gets warmer than that, tell us before you order and we will point you at a cabinet rated for it.

Q: How much can I actually fit in it?

764 litres net, from 1292 litres gross. Net is the figure to plan against - gross counts the whole internal void before shelving and airflow clearances. Across the MDS range the net-to-gross ratio is a consistent 59%.

Q: How does it compare to the wider models?

Only the width changes. This one is 1310 mm with 2 doors and 764 L net; the MDS1875 is 1935 mm, 3 doors, 1147 L; the MDS2500 is 2560 mm, 4 doors, 1529 L. Depth stays 740 mm and height 2060 mm across all three, so they fit the same run and drop into the same aisle depth.

Q: What does climate class B mean?

It is the test condition the cabinet's performance is rated at. Combined with the 25 C / 60% RH ceiling in the specification, it tells you this is a cabinet for a controlled retail environment.

Q: Is R290 a problem?

No - it is a natural hydrocarbon refrigerant with very low global warming potential, and it is where commercial refrigeration is heading. It is flammable in quantity, so servicing must be done by a qualified technician, which is true of any refrigeration work.