Tecnodom TMDR-0920B Series MR 2000mm Wide Deli Display
- 2000mm Wide Deli Display
- Temperature range: 0°C ~ +4°C
- 50mm high density CFC and HCFC free insulation
- Low energy consumption
- Front opening tempered glass for easy cleaning
- Flat panoramic tempered top glass
- Rear sliding door
- Unit does not come with ambient shelf
- High-impact LED lighting
- SUS304 Stainless steel working surface
- Automatic evaporating water tray and electric defrosting
- 0-2 degrees perfect for meat storage
- Extra-large 900 depth storage surface
- Large rear cold storage
- Ambient / RH%: 30/55
- Storage door quantity: 2
- Display surface: 2.13 m²
- Power: 240 V ; 2.19kW / 10A
- WARRANTY: 2 Years Parts & Labour
- Dimensions: 1295 x 2100 x 1110mm(h)
- Net weight: 400 kg
About the Product and Brand
Tecnodom TMDR-0920B Series MR 2000mm Wide Deli Display
The TMDR‑0920B is a large, 2000 mm‑wide deli‑display fridge designed to showcase meats, cheeses, deli meats or other perishable goods in a retail, supermarket, or deli‑shop environment. It features a curved‑glass front display for excellent visibility, complemented by high‑impact LED lighting to highlight the contents. The interior temperature range of 0 °C to +4 °C makes it suitable for chilled items — including meats, cold cuts, cheeses, and deli products — helping keep them fresh and safe for display.
On the practical side, the unit is built with SUS304 stainless‑steel work surface, tempered glass, 50 mm high‑density insulation (CFC/HCFC‑free) for energy efficiency, and automatic defrost with evaporating tray for easier maintenance. It also provides a rear storage compartment (deep storage surface at the back) for additional stock or supplies, and runs on a standard 240 V / 10 A power supply, making installation simpler for many shops
Federal Hospitality Equipment (F.H.E) is an Australian owned importer and catering supplier of quality commercial food, catering & restaurant equipment, supplying and servicing Australia and New Zealand with commercial kitchen and catering equipment for over 50 years.
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