Description
Gram, founded in 1901 by Hans Gram, initially focused on machine manufacturing and electrical installations before branching into refrigeration equipment seven years later. Today, Gram is a major player in the European foodservice equipment market, providing solutions for various sectors including restaurants, bars, hotels, hospitals, and bakeries.
Gram was eventually taken over by Hoshizaki, established in Nagoya, Japan in 1947, began operations in Toyoake factory in 1956. Since then, Hoshizaki has become a leading manufacturer of commercial equipment for food and beverage establishments worldwide. Specializing in ice makers, refrigeration units, dispensers, and equipment for sushi restaurants, Hoshizaki products are known for their reliability, sustainability, and precision.
The Snowflake GII series of counter fridges epitomizes a fusion of Japanese and Danish engineering excellence, aimed at streamlining the daily tasks of kitchen staff worldwide. Featuring a tropicalized cooling system capable of enduring temperatures up to +40°C and powered by the eco-friendly refrigerant R290, these fridges prioritize performance enhancement and energy efficiency. Crafted from anti-corrosion stainless steel both inside and out, they uphold the highest standards of hygiene and food safety. Designed for longevity, these refrigerated counters boast innovative features like double-insulated and extra-wide door gaskets to minimize cool air loss, while an anti-tilt mechanism and telescopic rails ensure stability and ease of access. With customizable door-drawer combinations and removable gaskets for thorough cleaning, these counters are tailored to meet the diverse needs of commercial kitchens. Additionally, thoughtful additions such as a cleaning-free condenser contribute to reduced cleaning times, allowing for optimal food storage with minimal hassle.
- Minimum cool air lost: double insulated and extra wide door gaskets help to keep the cold air into the cabinet
- Both interior and exterior are built of stainless steel which is among the best choices for hygienic and food-safe cooking environments
- Anti-tilt mechanism: extra-long drawers with u-shaped, telescopic rails
- Multiple door-drawer combinations possible
- Removable gaskets make sure you can clean the device thoroughly
- This and other thoughtful extras, such as the cleaning-free condenser, are designed to reduce kitchen cleaning times whilst storing foods protectively in the best possible way
The refrigerant used in all Snowflake GII HC models is R290.
This agent is a natural gas that enhances the performance of the refrigerated counter and has, compared to other refrigerants, a minimal ozone depletion potential. R290 is one of the view refrigerants compliant with the called F-Gas Regulation, issued by the European Commission. This regulation aims to phase out HFCs (Hydrofluorocarbons) as of 2020 to make space for eco-friendlier alternatives and substances, such as HCs (Hydrocarbon), and find more information about the F-Gas regulation here.
Gram offers a practical assurance with a two-year parts and labour warranty. This warranty underscores Gram’s confidence in the durability and performance of its products, providing customers with reliable support and protection against potential issues.
| Product series | Snowflake GII |
|---|---|
| Model name | SCR-130DG-LR-RRC-C1 U |
| Item number | 879000861 |
| Product title | 2-Section Refrigerated Counter, HC |
| Brand | Hoshizaki |
| Temperature range | -2/+8°C |
| Volume, gross (ltr.) | 300 |
| Volume, net (l) | 171 |
| Interior | Stainless |
| Dimensions W x D x H (mm) | 1314 x 700 x 856 (with castors) |
| Weight, packed (kg) | 112 |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Power supply | 230V, 50 Hz |
| Connection load (Watt) | 0.16 |
| Energy consumption (kWh/Year) | 905 |
| Energy efficiency class | C |
| Climate class | 5 |
| Tray size (mm) | 1/1 GN |
| Door Type | Insulated Door |
| Legs / Castors | H = 110 mm (C1) |
| Exterior | Stainless |
| CO2 equivalent (kg) | 0.165 |
| Number of shelves | 4 |
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