Professional Galley Equipment for Marine & Aviation

Marine Refrigerators

Upright one- and two-door digital refrigerators with solid or glass doors, from 470 to 1430 litres, in the Electrolux Professional ecostore and Prostore ranges, alongside thawing cabinets.

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Specifying marine refrigerators

ecostore and Prostore cabinet span

From 470 litres up to 1430 litres, this page is about upright, single- and double-door Electrolux Professional cabinets for chill holding, almost all of them on R290. ecostore covers the larger marine refrigerators, with capacities between 670 and 1430 litres and widths from 710 to 1441 mm, while Prostore 500 and Prostore 800 handle the compact footprint end of the range. All listed units are electric and tropicalised, so the choice is mainly about volume, footprint, internal layout and how much HACCP and network integration a project wants to concentrate in these fridges.
Most models here are standard refrigerators, with a smaller group of thawing cabinets for controlled defrost. That allows a refit to separate long-term chilled storage from frozen-to-chilled regeneration instead of forcing both jobs into a single temperature band.

ecostore for high-volume and GN-based layouts

The ecostore models sit at the larger end of this category: 670 to 1430 litres capacity, widths between 710 and 1441 mm, and GN 2/1 grids on the largest two-door cabinet. The 1430-litre ecostore refrigerator at 1441 mm wide and 835 mm deep carries six GN 2/1 grids and a quoted net volume of 1005 litres, so it suits main galley bulk storage, not just backup in a pantry. Every ecostore refrigerator carries HACCP logging, tropicalisation and network connectivity, and all but one use R290.
On a vessel that runs a HACCP reporting regime from shore, that built-in logging matters: it avoids adding stand-alone loggers to cabinets and lets temperatures be read back without entering cold spaces. The combination of larger volume, GN grids on the largest cabinet and digital logging makes ecostore the natural fit for main production galleys.

Prostore 500 and 800 for tighter spaces

Prostore 500 and Prostore 800 take less width while keeping the same pattern: digital control, HACCP logging, tropicalised construction and R290 refrigerant. The Prostore 500 refrigerator with PNC 691387 gives 470 litres of stated capacity, on a 600 mm wide cabinet with four 520 x 442 mm grids and 317 litres of net volume. Prostore 800 increases capacity above that figure while holding to the compact-proportion format.
Those dimensions suit galleys where the 835 mm depth and 1441 mm width of the largest ecostore would conflict with passageways or service clearances. On a yacht or offshore unit the 600 mm width of the Prostore 500 can be the difference between a cabinet that fits the aisle and one that does not. Prostore therefore fits servery back bars, smaller preparation rooms and satellite pantries where GN 2/1 grids are not mandatory.

Marine electrical and network integration

All the refrigerators and thawing cabinets on this page run on either 220–230 V or 220–240 V. Frequencies are split: most ecostore models name one frequency, while the Prostore 500 and Prostore 800 refrigerators each name both 50 Hz and 60 Hz, which makes them the models to look at for a fleet that runs both.
Network-connectable control is present on every ecostore, the Prostore 500 and the Prostore 800 listed here, so most of the range can be integrated with a shipboard monitoring layer where one exists. Combined with HACCP logging, that covers compliance documentation without manual logbooks.

When to look at Freezers instead

This Marine Refrigerators page is the right place for upright chill storage and controlled thawing down to the stated lower limits of the cabinets shown, with HACCP logging and R290 across most of the range. It is the wrong place if the requirement is frozen storage for ingredients or prepared meals at temperatures well below the chill band, because none of the products listed here are catalogued as freezers. For that duty the correct sibling category on this site is Freezers, which carries the dedicated low-temperature cabinets and should be specified alongside these refrigerators in a complete cold-chain layout.

Questions about marine refrigerators

How should I choose between ecostore and Prostore marine refrigerators for a main galley?

ecostore covers larger volumes, from 670 to 1430 litres with widths between 710 and 1441 mm, and includes GN 2/1 grids on the largest model. Prostore 500 and 800 offer smaller capacities, such as 470 litres at 600 mm width, which suit tighter spaces or satellite areas rather than the main galley bulk store.

Are these marine refrigerators suitable for both 50 Hz and 60 Hz ship supplies?

Across the category, nameplates show 220–230 V or 220–240 V supply, with models rated at either 50 Hz, 60 Hz or both. The Prostore 500 example, PNC 691387, is specified at 220–240 V/1 ph/50/60 Hz, giving flexibility across different vessel power systems.

Do all Electrolux Professional marine refrigerators here support HACCP logging and networking?

Every product listed carries HACCP logging, and all ecostore, Prostore 500 and Prostore 800 models on this page are network connectable. That lets temperature and alarm data be collected centrally instead of relying on manual logbooks.

When should I specify a thawing cabinet instead of a standard refrigerator in this marine range?

Thawing cabinets on this page share the same marine context as the refrigerators but are intended for controlled frozen-to-chilled regeneration rather than long-term storage. They work alongside standard refrigerators so that defrosting of frozen foods is managed in a dedicated unit instead of overloading chill cabinets.

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