Saltas Multideck Fridge 4 Door Display Self Serve MDS2500

The Saltas MDS2500 is a 4 door multideck display fridge — 2560 mm wide, 3 right-hand and 1 left-hand opening door, running -1 to 5 °C on R290. It holds 1529 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-MDS2500

• 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
• 1529 L net from 2585 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
• 3 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
• 10.2 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, 1147 L) and MDS1250 (1310 mm, 764 L) are the narrower 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 1.06 kW. Dimensions are recorded width x depth x height: 2560 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 10.2 kW/24hrs. kW measures power and kWh measures energy, so the unit as written is not a quantity — the intended figure is 10.2 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 the cabinet is specified for an air-conditioned retail floor rather than a warm shop. Above 25 C or 60% humidity it will run harder and may not hold -1 to 5 C - the source recommends air conditioning explicitly. On a 2560 mm cabinet that is a serious amount of glass exchanging heat with the room, so the requirement matters more here than on the narrow models.

Q: How much can I actually fit in it?

1529 litres net from 2585 gross - the largest in the MDS range. Plan against net.

Q: Is it more efficient per litre than the smaller models?

Yes, on the published figures. It uses 10.2 kWh/24h for 1529 L net, against the MDS1250's 5.87 kWh for 764 L. That is roughly 6.7 Wh per litre per day versus 7.7 - a bigger cabinet spreads its compressor and insulation over more stock. Worth weighing against the floor space.

Q: Will it fit the same run as the smaller ones?

Yes. Depth is 740 mm and height 2060 mm across the whole MDS range, so only the 2560 mm width changes. It arrives on small castors.

Q: Which way do the doors open?

Three right-hand and one left-hand, double-glazed and self-closing.