Williams Pearl HPR2SWHC - Slim 2 Door White Colorbond Upright Storage Fridge 1000mm 750L
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Williams Pearl HPR2SWHC - Slim 2 Door White Colorbond Upright Storage Fridge 1000mm 750L
The Williams Pearl HPR2SWHC gives a cramped kitchen two solid doors of chilled storage in a cabinet just 1000mm wide. Made in Australia, it holds 750 litres at +1°C to +4°C in rooms up to 40°C, and because its doors are solid and insulated it uses only 2.39 kWh a day, less than the glass door HPR2GWHC at 2.94 kWh. It plugs into a standard 10 amp outlet and runs on R290 refrigerant. If you have 1225mm of wall, the HP2SWHC steps up to 950 litres; the HPR2SSHC is this same slim cabinet in stainless steel.
Key features:
- Two solid insulated doors for low running costs
- 750 litres of storage on 4 adjustable plastic-coated shelves per door (8 in total)
- Slim 1000mm wide footprint, 720mm deep
- Holds +1°C to +4°C and is rated for room temperatures up to 40°C
- CoolSmart electronic controller for even temperatures and energy efficiency
- Auto defrost
- Top-mounted refrigeration system, away from floor dust and simple to service
- Waste heat recovery vaporiser, so no drain connection is needed
- R290 natural hydrocarbon refrigerant
- White Colorbond interior and exterior with a stainless steel internal floor
- Threaded castors fitted as standard
Specifications:
- Model: Williams HPR2SWHC
- Capacity: 750 litres
- Dimensions: 1000 W x 720 D x 2040 H mm (on 120mm castors)
- Weight: 200 kg unpacked
- Temperature range: +1°C to +4°C
- Maximum room temperature: 40°C
- Refrigerant: R290 hydrocarbon
- Power: 10 amp plug, 1.0 A running current, 2 m power cable
- Energy use: 2.39 kWh per 24 hours, tested to EN 16825 (professional storage cabinets)
- Doors: 2 solid doors
- Finish: white Colorbond interior and exterior (excluding rear and underside), stainless steel internal floor
- Shelves: 8 adjustable plastic-coated shelves (4 per door)
- Origin: made in Australia
Good to know before you buy:
- Access: the cabinet is 2040mm high on its castors, 1000mm wide, 720mm deep and 200 kg. It arrives by tailgate truck at the front of your premises, so check doorway heights and any tight corners first. Lower castors (2005mm overall) are an option.
- Power: standard 10 amp power point, 1.0 A while running. No electrician needed.
- Airflow: leave clear space above and around the top-mounted condenser so it can shed heat.
- Lighting: an internal light is standard on glass door Pearl models only. It can be added to this solid door model as an option.
Compare similar models:
- Williams HPR2GWHC: slim glass door display version, 2.94 kWh per day
- Williams HPR2SSHC: the same slim solid door fridge in stainless steel
- Williams LPR2SWHC: slim solid door freezer version, -18°C to -22°C
- Williams HP2SWHC: full-size two solid door fridge, 950 litres, 1225mm wide
- Williams HP1SWHC: single solid door fridge, 520 litres, 740mm wide
Common questions:
Does it have an internal light?
Not as standard. Pearl cabinets have a light on glass door models only. A light for the solid doors is an option, so ask us if you want one fitted.
Glass doors or solid doors, which should I pick?
Choose glass when customers or staff need to see what is inside. For back-of-house storage this solid door model uses less energy (2.39 kWh per day against 2.94) and keeps the cold in better when doors are opened often.
Do you install it?
No installation is needed. It plugs into a standard 10 amp outlet and has no drain to connect. We supply the equipment only.
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Warranty: Williams 24-month parts and labour warranty from the date of invoice on this self-contained unit, carried out by Williams authorised service agents on the Australian mainland. Warranty repairs must be logged with Williams first.