Chef AAA Commercial 79" Glass Door Frozen Food or Ice Cream Chest Freezer Display - TD-700Y
The Chef AAA TD-700Y commercial chest freezer has optimal storage capacity to store a variety of frozen foods. Curved UV-filtered glass seals and insulates all food items from the elements. The top easily slides open to reveal all items on either side. Using static cooling, each our chest freezer has a temperature range from 0 ~ -8°F with a fan assisted condenser. Bumper bars on the front offer better protection against accidental bumps and scrapes for added longevity.
- Spacious capacity to stockpile on frozen foods
- External Dimensions (W x D x H): 79 6/8” x 29 5/8” x 33 1/8”
- Adjustable analog temperature dial
- Manual defrost
- Static cooling
- Fan assisted condenser
- Includes 6 lift-out storage baskets for food organization and storage
- Basket Dimensions (W x D x H): 21.5” x 11” x 6”
- Interior LED illumination keeps visibility
- UV-filtering Low-E glass reflects heat and aids in insulation
- Anti-fogging treated glass for clear visibility
- 1/5 HP compressor
- Compressor fan
- R290 eco-friendly refrigerant
- NEMA 5-15P for easy plug-and-play installation
- 1 Year Parts & Labor Warranty
What Our Experts Think
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79" commercial glass door chest freezer, ideal for frozen food and ice cream display.
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Large capacity for bulk storage with clear product visibility.
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Sliding glass doors enhance customer browsing and impulse sales.
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Energy-efficient and built with durable materials for heavy-duty use.
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Perfect for supermarkets, convenience stores, and specialty shops.
Q&A
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Q: What is the width of this freezer?
A: 79" wide, offering extra-large storage capacity.
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Q: What products can it store?
A: Frozen foods, packaged items, and ice cream.
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Q: Is it suitable for commercial use?
A: Yes, designed for daily retail and food service operations.
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Q: Does it have glass doors?
A: Yes, sliding glass doors for easy access and visibility.
Maintenance Tips
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Defrost and clean interior surfaces regularly.
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Keep condenser coils free of dust to maintain efficiency.
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Check sliding door seals to prevent cold air loss.
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Avoid overloading to allow proper airflow.
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Monitor temperature settings frequently for consistent freezing.
