FED-X XVRX2000/380 Flat Glass Salad Preparation Bench
- Net Volume: 9 x GN 1/3L
- Max Ambient Temperature: 38℃, 60%RH
- Temperature Range: +2 to +8°C
- Cooling System: Static cooling
- Compressor: Donper
- Controller: Dixell
- Stainless steel interior and exterior
- Heavy-duty condenser fans
- Dixell digital temp controller
- Angled pan positions maximum pan depth: 150mm
- Toughened glass canopy
- Pan and pan cover must be used to ensure the correct operating temperature
- Pans are not included
- Refrigerant: R600A
- Plus 2 Years Parts Only for Products Registered within 14 Days of Invoice
- Power: 240V; 50V; 10A; 110W
- Warranty: 24 months Parts and Labour
- Dimensions: 2000 x 395 x 439mm[h]
- Net Weight: 60 kg
About the Product and Brand
FED-X Flat Glass Salad Bench - XVRX2000/380
The FED‑X Flat Glass Salad Bench (XVRX2000/380) is a professional refrigerated prep station crafted for restaurants, cafés, sandwich bars, salad bars, and high‑volume foodservice environments. With space to hold 9 × 1/3 GN pans and static cooling that consistently delivers +2 °C to +8 °C, it keeps fresh ingredients chilled and food‑safe throughout busy service periods. The toughened flat glass canopy showcases vibrant toppings and produce, making ingredient selection easy for staff and visually appealing for customers.
Built for durability and hygiene, this unit features a sleek stainless steel interior and exterior that’s easy to clean and stands up to everyday commercial use. Heavy‑duty condenser fans, a Donper compressor, and a Dixell digital controller work together to maintain stable temperatures and support fast recovery after frequent access. The angled pan positions are designed for efficient ingredient organisation and access, helping teams prep faster and stay organised during peak service.
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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