Commercial Upright Beverage Display Refrigerator | 2–8°C Fan Cooling

Commercial Upright Beverage Display Refrigerator | 2–8°C Fan Cooling

Item No.: LXG-1880-14
Keep beverages clearly displayed and consistently chilled at 2–8°C. LINKOOL commercial upright beverage display refrigerators feature fan cooling, R290 refrigerant, digital temperature control and glass-door merchandising for supermarkets and stores.
  • Size:
    700*705*1997mm
    1253*710*1997mm
    1880*710*1997mm
    2508*710*1997mm
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Description
Model
KXG-750
KXG-1253
KXG-1880
KXG-2508
Voltage/frequency
220V/50HZ
Volume(L)
445
1000
1600
2060
Size(mm)
700*660*2005
1253*710*2030
1880*710*2030
2508*710*2030
Tempreture
0℃ to 10℃
Door No.
1
2
3
4
Refrigerant
R290a/R134a
Cooling system
Fan Cooling












Commercial Upright Beverage Display Refrigerator – 2–8°C Fan Cooling

Clear Product Visibility. Stable Cooling. Better Beverage Merchandising.

For supermarkets, convenience stores and beverage retailers, a commercial refrigerator has to do more than keep drinks cold.

It needs to make products easy to see, easy to organize and easy for customers to choose—while maintaining a suitable refrigerated environment throughout daily operation.

The LINKOOL LXG series commercial upright beverage display refrigerator is designed for this purpose.

With a vertical glass-door design, 2°C to 8°C operating temperature, fan cooling, R290 refrigerant, digital temperature control and adjustable shelving, the LXG series combines commercial refrigeration with customer-facing product display.

Available in multiple sizes from approximately 600L to 2060L, the series can be configured for different supermarket, convenience store and beverage-retail formats.

Why Choose an Upright Beverage Display Refrigerator?

A beverage refrigerator in a retail store has two important functions:

Keep Products Chilled

The refrigeration system maintains a controlled refrigerated environment for beverages and other suitable chilled products.

Display Products

The glass-door design allows customers to see the products without opening the cabinet.

This creates a simple retail process:

Cold Storage → Product Visibility → Product Selection → Purchase

Instead of placing beverages inside an enclosed storage refrigerator, retailers can turn the refrigeration cabinet into an active merchandising area.

This is particularly valuable for high-turnover products such as bottled drinks, soft drinks, water, juice, dairy beverages and ready-to-drink products.

2°C to 8°C Refrigeration for Chilled Beverage Display

The LXG series is designed for an operating temperature range of:

2°C to 8°C

This range is suitable for many commercial chilled beverage applications.

Typical products may include:

  • Bottled water
  • Soft drinks
  • Juice
  • Energy drinks
  • Sports drinks
  • Milk
  • Dairy beverages
  • Ready-to-drink coffee
  • Ready-to-drink tea
  • Other suitable chilled products

However, product storage requirements vary.

Professional buyers should always confirm the required storage temperature of the actual products before selecting refrigeration equipment.

The correct selection process is:

Product requirement → Required temperature → Cabinet configuration → Refrigeration system

rather than selecting equipment based only on cabinet capacity.

Fan Cooling for More Even Air Circulation

The LXG series uses a fan cooling system to circulate refrigerated air through the cabinet.

Forced-air circulation is particularly useful in commercial beverage display applications because the doors may be opened repeatedly throughout the day.

Customers open the doors.

Staff replenish products.

Products are removed and replaced.

Ambient air enters the cabinet.

The refrigeration system must therefore continuously manage the changing thermal load.

Fan-assisted air circulation helps distribute cooled air through the display area.

Actual temperature performance can vary depending on:

  • Ambient temperature
  • Relative humidity
  • Door-opening frequency
  • Product loading
  • Product temperature when loaded
  • Shelf arrangement
  • Airflow clearance
  • Installation conditions

For best performance, products should not block the designed air circulation paths.

Glass Door Design for High-Visibility Beverage Merchandising

A commercial beverage refrigerator should not simply store drinks.

It should help sell them.

The LXG upright display refrigerator uses a glass-door design so customers can see products before opening the cabinet.

This is especially useful for:

  • Beverage brands
  • Promotional drinks
  • New products
  • High-margin products
  • Fast-moving products
  • Impulse purchases

Retailers can organize products according to:

Brand → Category → Package Size → Price → Promotion

The result is a more organized and customer-friendly beverage display.

Upright Design Makes Better Use of Retail Floor Space

Floor space is valuable in supermarkets and convenience stores.

A horizontal refrigerator can occupy a large area while providing relatively limited vertical product presentation.

An upright display refrigerator uses vertical space to create a tall refrigerated merchandising area.

This makes the LXG series suitable for:

  • Convenience stores
  • Supermarkets
  • Mini markets
  • Grocery stores
  • Beverage shops
  • Gas station stores
  • Cafés
  • Bars
  • Restaurants
  • Hotels

For smaller stores, the narrow upright format can also make it easier to integrate refrigerated beverage display into existing retail layouts.

R290 Refrigerant for Modern Commercial Refrigeration

The published LXG series specification identifies R290 as the refrigerant.

R290, or propane refrigerant, is widely used in modern commercial refrigeration equipment because of its low global warming potential compared with many traditional high-GWP refrigerants.

However, refrigerant selection is only one part of overall refrigeration performance.

Actual energy consumption and operating cost depend on the complete system, including:

  • Compressor efficiency
  • Evaporator design
  • Condenser performance
  • Fan motor
  • Insulation
  • Controller settings
  • Ambient temperature
  • Door-opening frequency
  • Product loading
  • Maintenance condition

For this reason, commercial buyers should evaluate the complete refrigeration system rather than selecting equipment based only on refrigerant type.

Digital Temperature Control

Commercial refrigeration requires consistent monitoring and convenient temperature management.

The LXG series uses digital temperature control.

The controller allows operators to monitor the refrigerated cabinet and manage the configured operating temperature.

This is useful for:

  • Daily temperature monitoring
  • Store operation
  • Product management
  • Troubleshooting
  • Equipment maintenance

For food and beverage retailers, temperature monitoring should be incorporated into the store's broader food-safety procedures.

Adjustable Shelves for Flexible Beverage Display

Different beverages have different package sizes.

Bottled water may require a different shelf arrangement from:

  • Canned drinks
  • Large bottles
  • Juice
  • Dairy beverages
  • Energy drinks
  • Promotional packages

Adjustable shelving allows retailers to reorganize the display according to product dimensions and merchandising requirements.

A practical shelf arrangement should provide:

Good product visibility + easy product access + sufficient air circulation

Retailers should avoid overloading shelves or blocking designed airflow paths.

Product Visibility Can Improve Merchandising

A refrigerated cabinet is one of the few pieces of store equipment that can directly influence how customers interact with a product.

A well-organized beverage display allows customers to:

  1. Identify the product quickly
  2. Compare different brands
  3. See promotions
  4. Choose the desired package size
  5. Access chilled products conveniently

For high-turnover beverage categories, the refrigerator therefore becomes part of the store's merchandising strategy.

Suitable Applications

Supermarkets

The LXG series can provide refrigerated beverage display for supermarket beverage aisles and chilled-food sections.

Typical applications include:

  • Soft drinks
  • Bottled water
  • Juice
  • Dairy beverages
  • Ready-to-drink products

Convenience Stores

Convenience stores often operate long hours and experience frequent customer access.

The upright glass-door format provides organized refrigerated display while keeping products visible.

Beverage Shops

For beverage-focused retailers, the refrigerator can be organized by brand, product category, package size or promotional strategy.

Gas Station Stores

Customers often make quick purchasing decisions in petrol station convenience stores.

A clear glass-door beverage refrigerator can make cold drinks easier to identify and access.

Cafés and Restaurants

The LXG series can also be used for chilled beverage storage in cafés, restaurants and foodservice environments where customer-facing display is required.

Bars

Glass-door display allows staff to quickly identify beverages while maintaining a clean and organized presentation.

How the Refrigerator Should Be Used in High-Traffic Stores

High customer traffic creates a different refrigeration load from a low-traffic store.

For stores with frequent door opening, operators should pay attention to:

Door Opening

Avoid keeping the door open unnecessarily.

Product Loading

Load products according to the designed shelf capacity.

Airflow

Do not block air circulation openings.

Product Temperature

Avoid loading large quantities of warm products at once if this exceeds the equipment's intended operating conditions.

Condenser Maintenance

Keep the refrigeration system clean according to the manufacturer's maintenance instructions.

These operating practices help the refrigerator perform more consistently over its service life.

Commercial Beverage Refrigerator Testing

For B2B customers, product specifications should be supported by defined testing procedures whenever possible.

Recommended testing includes:

1. Temperature Performance Test

Measure temperatures at multiple locations inside the cabinet to evaluate temperature distribution.

2. Door Opening Test

Simulate frequent customer access and observe temperature recovery.

3. Load Test

Evaluate cabinet performance under representative product loading conditions.

4. High Ambient Test

Test refrigeration performance under elevated ambient conditions relevant to the destination market.

5. Defrost Test

Verify defrost operation and inspect the refrigeration system for abnormal frost accumulation.

6. Energy Consumption Test

Measure electricity consumption under clearly defined ambient, loading and temperature conditions.

A useful commercial refrigeration test report should include:

Test Conditions + Test Method + Test Duration + Measurement Equipment + Results

This provides B2B buyers with more meaningful technical information than unsupported statements such as "high efficiency" or "energy saving."

Selecting a Commercial Beverage Refrigerator for Different Climates

A refrigerator installed in Germany may operate under very different conditions from one installed in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Southeast Asia or South America.

Factors that should be considered include:

  • Ambient temperature
  • Relative humidity
  • Store operating hours
  • Door-opening frequency
  • Product turnover
  • Product loading
  • Installation location
  • Required storage temperature

LINKOOL's own beverage refrigeration guidance emphasizes that climate, store format, door-opening frequency, floor space and product turnover can all influence the selection of commercial beverage refrigeration equipment.

For B2B projects, buyers should provide the destination country and expected operating environment before finalizing the refrigeration configuration.

Commercial Beverage Refrigerator for B2B Buyers

For importers, distributors and supermarket groups, selecting a commercial refrigerator is not simply about finding the lowest unit price.

Professional buyers should evaluate:

Refrigeration Performance

  • Temperature range
  • Cooling system
  • Refrigerant
  • Compressor
  • Evaporator
  • Condenser
  • Defrost method

Display Performance

  • Glass-door visibility
  • Lighting
  • Shelf configuration
  • Product presentation

Store Compatibility

  • Cabinet dimensions
  • Capacity
  • Door configuration
  • Floor space
  • Ambient conditions

Procurement Requirements

  • Voltage
  • Frequency
  • Refrigerant
  • Certification
  • Packaging
  • Shipping configuration

Supplier Capability

  • Manufacturing experience
  • Production capacity
  • Quality control
  • OEM/ODM capability
  • Spare parts
  • Technical support
  • After-sales service

A complete supplier evaluation gives buyers a better basis for long-term procurement decisions than comparing price alone.

OEM & ODM Beverage Refrigerator Solutions

Retail chains and distributors may require refrigeration equipment that matches their own brand identity or store layout.

Depending on the model and project requirements, OEM/ODM discussions can include:

Cabinet

  • Custom color
  • Brand logo
  • Exterior graphics
  • Decorative panels

Interior

  • Shelf configuration
  • Shelf quantity
  • Shelf spacing

Electrical

  • Voltage
  • Frequency
  • Plug
  • Controller

Refrigeration

  • Temperature range
  • Refrigerant
  • Compressor configuration
  • Cooling system

Packaging

  • Export packaging
  • Private-label packaging
  • Protective materials
  • Shipping configuration

Final specifications should be confirmed according to the selected model, destination market and order requirements.

Quality Control from Production to Shipment

Commercial refrigeration reliability starts during manufacturing.

A professional production process should control quality throughout the manufacturing cycle:

Raw Material Inspection

↓

Sheet Metal Cutting

↓

Bending & Forming

↓

Cabinet Assembly

↓

Foaming & Insulation

↓

Refrigeration System Assembly

↓

Electrical Assembly

↓

Temperature Testing

↓

Final Inspection

↓

Packaging

↓

Shipment

For B2B buyers, evidence of actual manufacturing and testing processes can provide stronger supplier confidence than generic statements such as "best quality" or "professional factory."

LINKOOL's website identifies the company as a commercial refrigeration manufacturer and lists certifications and manufacturing information on its product pages.

How to Choose the Right Upright Beverage Refrigerator

Before ordering a commercial beverage display refrigerator, consider these questions.

1. What products will you store?

Beverages, dairy products and other chilled foods may have different storage requirements.

2. What temperature do your products require?

The LXG series is specified at:

2°C to 8°C

3. How much capacity do you need?

Choose from approximately:

600L / 1000L / 1530L / 2060L

according to your store requirements.

4. How much floor space is available?

Measure the installation area before selecting the cabinet size.

5. How frequently will the doors be opened?

High-traffic stores should pay particular attention to door-opening frequency and temperature recovery.

6. What is the destination climate?

Ambient temperature and humidity can affect refrigeration performance.

7. What certification is required?

Certification requirements vary between countries and markets.

8. Do you need OEM branding?

Confirm logo, cabinet color, packaging and other customization requirements before production.





Big Size Evaporation Fan

High-efficiency fan ensures rapid air circulation and even temperature distribution throughout the cabinet.

Inside LED Lighting

Bright, energy-saving vertical LED lights enhance product visibility and create an attractive display.

Door Frame

Made of durable aluminum alloy or PVC (optional), providing a sleek appearance and excellent sealing performance.


Strong Wires Shelves

Adjustable PVC-coated shelves allow flexible product placement and easy cleaning.

Branded Compressor

Donper/Huayi /secop/embraoc

 R290a environment protect gas.

Casters (Wheels)

Heavy-duty universal casters make movement and placement effortless, with front brakes for added stability.









The upright display fridge.efficient and stylish,enhances supermarkets.convenience stores,and bars.It keeps perishables fresh in  supermarkets.organizes beverages in convenience
stores,and attracts patrons in bars,boosting sales and customer
 satisfaction.




Linkool is an internationally operating manufacturer of commercial refrigeration company, Lincool(Zhongshan) Electrical equipment
leading innovator of temperature-controlled food display cases for supermarket and foodservice operators, produce all range of
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