Thermaster HR200G Display Bar Fridge – 129L Glass Door Stainless Steel
The Thermaster HR200G S/S Glass Door Bar Fridge is a compact and reliable solution for beverage storage in hospitality venues. With a durable stainless steel exterior, clear glass door, and efficient Zanussi compressor, it’s built to handle the demands of Australian cafes, bars, and restaurants.
Offering a gross volume of 129L and a compact 850mm height, this fridge fits neatly under counters or in tight service areas. Featuring digital temperature controls, reversible doors, and internal shelving across three levels, the HR200G balances modern design with practical cooling efficiency.
Key Features
- Gross Capacity: 129L / Net: 63L
- Temperature Range: +2°C to +8°C
- Compressor: Zanussi – quiet and efficient
- Construction: Stainless steel exterior with clear glass door
- Ambient Rating: Operates up to 30°C with 55% RH
- Shelving: Three levels (2 shelves 502x440mm, 1 shelf 502x211mm)
- Digital Controls: Temperature readout and control
- Security: Door lock for stock protection
- Reversible Door: Flexible left/right configuration
- Warranty: 2 years parts & labour + 2 years parts (with product registration)
Specifications
- Model: HR200G S/S
- External Dimensions: 600mm (W) x 600mm (D) x 850mm (H)
- Packing Dimensions: 680mm x 650mm x 1050mm
- Weight: 44kg
- Energy Consumption: 1.6 kWh / 24h
- Voltage: 240V / 150W
Applications
- Bars and pubs
- Hotel minibars
- Restaurant beverage stations
- Counter-top and under-bench drink displays
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the door be reversed to open from the opposite side?
Yes, the HR200G features a reversible door for flexibility in placement and workflow.
Is this fridge suitable for Australian bar environments?
Absolutely. It’s rated for ambient temperatures up to 30°C with 55% RH – ideal for commercial hospitality venues in Australia.
How do I register the warranty extension?
Register your product within 14 days of invoice on the Thermaster website to receive the extended 2+2 year warranty coverage.
