Upright marine refrigerators, freezers, fish cabinets and multi-temperature cabinets from Coldline, Electrolux Professional and Foster, from 334 to 1,444 litres, plug-in or remote.
Coldline Master 1200 A120/2N: two-door refrigerator, 0/+10 °C, 1,155 l gross, plug-in R290, energy class B. Offered in the Master Marine version for ships and offshore platforms.
Two-door ecostore refrigerator, 1430 liter gross and 1005 lt net at −2/+10 °C, 220-230 V/1 ph/60 Hz, in AISI 304. PNC 725236.
670 lt vertical marine freezer, 503 lt net, −22/−15 °C on R290 with hidden evaporator and digital control. Electrolux ecostore 725234.
ecostore vertical chiller, 670 liter gross / 503 lt net at −2/+10 °C on R290, AISI 304 in/out, 220-230 V/1 ph/60 Hz. PNC 725233.
Two-glass-door ecostore refrigerator, 1430 liter gross, 1025 lt net volume, GN 2/1, 2–10 °C on R290. PNC 725232.
670 liter ecostore vertical chiller with 513 lt net volume, 1 glass door and 3 GN 2/1 grids, 220-240 V/1 ph/50 Hz. PNC 725229.
Two-door ecostore refrigerator, 1430 liter gross and 1005 lt net volume, GN 2/1 layout with ventilated −2/+10 °C holding. PNC 725228.
Prostore 800 freezer, 720 liter gross / 501 lt net volume, 900x700x2040 mm, R290, −15/−22 °C, 220–240 V/1 ph/50 Hz. PNC 691393.
Prostore 800 chiller 691392: 720 lt gross, 510 lt net, 0/+10 °C, 900x700x2040 mm, R290, IPX5, Heavy Duty (5).
670 liter ecostore marine refrigerator with 1 glass door, GN 2/1 layout and 220-230 V/1 ph/60 Hz supply, built entirely in AISI 304.
Marine thawing cabinet 725193, 670 l, 0–10 °C, 220–230 V/1 ph/60 Hz, AISI 304 in/out, R290, digital HACCP control.
Single-door 670 lt thawing cabinet, 710 x 835 x 2036 mm, 0–10 °C on R290, AISI 304 inside and out. Model TC671DH5M.
Two-door ecostore vertical freezer, 1430 liter gross, 1135 lt net, −22/−15 °C, AISI 304 with R290, digital control. PNC 725489.
Two-door ecostore marine freezer, 1430 l gross at −22/−15 °C on R290, 220–230 V/1 ph/60 Hz, full AISI 304 construction. PNC 725488.
ecostore vertical freezer, 670 liter gross and 503 lt net at −22/−15 °C, R290, AISI 304 inside and out. PNC 725458.
Prostore 500 marine freezer, 470 liter gross with 317 lt net volume, −22/−15 °C, 600 x 700 x 2040 mm, built-in R290 system. PNC 691388.
Prostore 500 marine refrigerator, 470 liter gross with 317 lt net volume and 600 x 700 mm footprint, R290, 0/+10 °C, PNC 691387.
Prostore 500 marine freezer, 470 liter gross / 317 lt net at −22/−15 °C, 600×700 mm footprint, R290, 220–230 V/1 ph/60 Hz. PNC 691389.
670 litre ecostore vertical chiller, 503 lt net at −2/+10 °C with GN 2/1 grids and R290, AISI 304 inside and out. PNC 725226.
Prostore 800 marine freezer, 720 l gross / 508 l net, 900x700 mm footprint, 220–230 V/1 ph/60 Hz, R290, digital control. PNC 691390.
Coldline Master 1200 A120/2NR: two-door refrigerator, 0/+10 °C, 1,155 l gross, remote condensing unit. Offered in the Master Marine version for ships and offshore platforms.
Coldline Master 1200 A120/2NV: two glass-door refrigerator, 0/+10 °C, 1,155 l gross, plug-in R290, energy class D. Offered in the Master Marine version for ships and offshore platforms.
Compact MKN refrigeration unit 10027133 with 4.5 kW at 400 V and a 568 x 359 mm working surface for one work zone integration.
Coldline Master 1200 A120/2NRV: two glass-door refrigerator, 0/+10 °C, 1,155 l gross, remote condensing unit. Offered in the Master Marine version for ships and offshore platforms.
This category brings together upright storage cabinets from Coldline, Electrolux Professional and Foster, and each maker reaches the marine market differently. Electrolux Professional builds its ecostore and Prostore marine cabinets as separate product numbers, mounted on marine feet and, in Prostore, with runners and grid stoppers. Foster lists two EcoPro G3 cabinets with cabinet type Marine, fitted with marine legs, bulkhead brackets, positive latch handles and marine shelves. Coldline offers Master Marine solutions as a variant of its Master codes, which it describes as made for ships and for oil and floating platforms; the data published for those codes is that of the standard cabinet, and the marine build is confirmed at quotation.
Gross capacities run from 334 litres, in the 535 mm wide Coldline Master 350, to 1,444 litres in the Master Combi 1400 with an L-shaped chamber. Electrolux Professional covers 470 litres (Prostore 500, 600 mm wide) to 1,430 litres (two-door ecostore, 1,441 mm wide), and the Foster EP700H and EP700L hold 600 litres in 700 mm. Every Coldline Master cabinet is 2,085 mm high and either 715 or 815 mm deep, which keeps a bank of different sizes on one line along a bulkhead; the Foster cabinets are 895 mm deep and 2,150 mm high and need 100 mm of clearance above.
Most cabinets here carry their own condensing unit. The plug-in cabinets from all three brands use R290, which has a global warming potential of 3 but is classified A3, higher flammability, so the charge per circuit is part of the installation specification. Coldline lists its Master Marine codes in both plug-in and remote versions; a remote cabinet connects by delivery and suction pipes to a condensing unit placed elsewhere and runs on R452a. On a vessel this moves the compressor heat and noise out of the galley or pantry, at the cost of pipework and a separate unit to site and maintain.
Refrigerators on this page hold ranges such as 0/+10 °C and -2/+8 °C (Coldline), -2/+10 °C (Electrolux ecostore) and +1/+4 °C (Foster). Freezers hold -18/-22 °C (Coldline), -15/-22 °C (Electrolux) and -18/-21 °C (Foster). Coldline adds two cabinet types the other brands do not list here: Master Fish cabinets at -6/+4 °C, developed for fresh fish, and Master Combi cabinets that put two or three temperatures behind separate doors in one body, for example chilled, fish and frozen stock in the 1,480 mm wide A140/3MPB. Electrolux Professional supplies thawing cabinets for controlled defrosting.
The Electrolux Professional cabinets are listed at 220-230 V or 220-240 V, with 50 Hz and 60 Hz models and some Prostore models naming both; they carry HACCP logging, network-connectable controls and tropicalised construction. The Foster pair runs on 220-240 V at 50 or 60 Hz and is rated for ambient temperatures up to 43 °C. Coldline publishes its plug-in codes at 220-240 V 50 Hz, with a 60 Hz supply and other special voltages as listed variants, and its remote codes at 220-240 V 50-60 Hz.
This page is the place to compare the whole cold side of a galley at once. Once the duty is clear, the Refrigerators page lists the chilled, fish, thawing and multi-temperature cabinets, and the Freezers page lists the frozen cabinets together with the combination cabinets that include a frozen compartment.
Coldline Master cabinets with the Master Marine solutions variant, Electrolux Professional ecostore and Prostore marine cabinets, and the Foster EcoPro G3 EP700H refrigerator and EP700L freezer, which Foster lists with cabinet type Marine.
A plug-in cabinet has its own condensing unit and here runs on R290. A remote cabinet, as in the Coldline Master remote codes, connects through delivery and suction pipes to a condensing unit installed elsewhere and runs on R452a, which takes compressor heat out of the galley but needs space and pipework for the separate unit.
Yes, with differences by brand. Electrolux Professional lists 50 Hz and 60 Hz models, some naming both; the Foster EP700H and EP700L run on 50 or 60 Hz; Coldline remote codes are listed at 50-60 Hz, and its plug-in codes at 50 Hz with a 60 Hz supply available as a variant.
From 334 litres gross in the Coldline Master 350 to 1,444 litres in the Coldline Master Combi 1400 with L-shaped chamber. Electrolux Professional runs from 470 to 1,430 litres and the Foster marine cabinets hold 600 litres.
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