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Cake Display Fridges
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Commercial Bar Fridge
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Commercial Drawer Fridges
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Commercial Upright Fridges
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Commercial Wine Fridges
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Deli Display Fridge
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Open Display Fridges
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Pizza Prep Fridges
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Salad Bar Fridge
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Sushi Display Fridge
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Under Bench Fridges
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Vaccine Fridges
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Anvil VRX1200 Pizza Prep Fridge 1200mm Wide
$708 exc. GST
RRP $880 exc. GST
Finance $1.28 + GST/day -
Anvil VRX1200S Pizza Prep Fridge 1200mm Wide
$708 exc. GST
RRP $880 exc. GST
Finance $1.28 + GST/day -
FED XVRX1200/380 Pizza Prep Commercial Fridge 1200mm Wide
$803 exc. GST
RRP $1070 exc. GST
Finance $1.46 + GST/day -
FED XVRX1200/380S Pizza Prep Commercial Fridge 1200mm Wide
$803 exc. GST
RRP $1070 exc. GST
Finance $1.46 + GST/day -
Anvil VRX1500 Pizza Prep Fridge 1500mm Wide
$821 exc. GST
RRP $1020 exc. GST
Finance $1.49 + GST/day -
Anvil VRX1500S Pizza Prep Fridge 1500mm Wide
$821 exc. GST
RRP $1020 exc. GST
Finance $1.49 + GST/day -
FED XR200SS Under bench Fridge 130L
$869 exc. GST
RRP $1159 exc. GST
Finance $1.58 + GST/day -
Anvil FBC2201 Single Door Under Bench Fridge 145L
$886 exc. GST
RRP $1100 exc. GST
Finance $1.61 + GST/day -
Anvil VRX1800 Pizza Prep Fridge 1800mm Wide
$886 exc. GST
RRP $1100 exc. GST
Finance $1.61 + GST/day -
Anvil VRX1800S Pizza Prep Fridge 1800mm Wide
$886 exc. GST
RRP $1100 exc. GST
Finance $1.61 + GST/day -
FED XVRX1500/380 Pizza Prep Fridge 1500mm Wide
$900 exc. GST
RRP $1200 exc. GST
Finance $1.63 + GST/day -
FED XVRX1500/380S Pizza Prep Fridge 1500mm Wide
$900 exc. GST
RRP $1200 exc. GST
Finance $1.63 + GST/day -
FED XR200SG Under bench Fridge Glass Door 130L
$952 exc. GST
RRP $1269 exc. GST
Finance $1.73 + GST/day -
FED XVRX1800/380 Pizza Prep Fridge 1800mm Wide
$990 exc. GST
RRP $1320 exc. GST
Finance $1.80 + GST/day -
FED XVRX1800/380S Pizza Prep Fridge 1800mm Wide
$990 exc. GST
RRP $1320 exc. GST
Finance $1.80 + GST/day -
Anvil FBCG2202 Single Door Under Bench Fridge 145L
$1006 exc. GST
RRP $1250 exc. GST
Finance $1.82 + GST/day -
FED SDC-178B Single Glass Door Upright Fridge 178 Ltr
$1019 exc. GST
RRP $1199 exc. GST
Finance $1.85 + GST/day -
FED HTR100 Cake Display Fridge 705mm Wide
$1046 exc. GST
RRP $1230 exc. GST
Finance $1.90 + GST/day -
FED HR200 Stainless Steel Underbench Fridge
$1104 exc. GST
RRP $1299 exc. GST
Finance $2.00 + GST/day -
Bromic UBC0140SD-NR Underbench Storage Fridge 145 Ltr
$1112 exc. GST
RRP $1545 exc. GST
Finance $2.02 + GST/day -
FED HR200G Glass Door Underbench Fridge
$1139 exc. GST
RRP $1340 exc. GST
Finance $2.07 + GST/day -
Bromic UBC0140GD-NR Underbench Display Fridge 138 Ltr
$1170 exc. GST
RRP $1625 exc. GST
Finance $2.12 + GST/day -
FED SDC-258B Single Glass Door Upright Fridge 258 Ltr
$1189 exc. GST
RRP $1399 exc. GST
Finance $2.16 + GST/day -
Atosa TY110L Cake Display 700mm Wide
$1226 exc. GST
RRP $1886 exc. GST
Finance $2.22 + GST/day -
Atosa P380WA Single Door Upright Display Fridge 380 Ltr
$1226 exc. GST
RRP $1886 exc. GST
Finance $2.22 + GST/day -
FED HTR120 Cake Display Fridge 705mm Wide
$1233 exc. GST
RRP $1450 exc. GST
Finance $2.24 + GST/day -
FED GN-660RT Cake Display Fridge 660mm Wide
$1239 exc. GST
RRP $1620 exc. GST
Finance $2.25 + GST/day -
FED XVRX2000/380 Pizza Prep Fridge 2000mm Wide
$1260 exc. GST
RRP $1680 exc. GST
Finance $2.28 + GST/day -
FED XVRX2000/380S Pizza Prep Fridge 2000mm Wide
$1260 exc. GST
RRP $1680 exc. GST
Finance $2.28 + GST/day -
FED LG-370GE Single Door Colourbond Upright Fridge 370 Ltr
$1267 exc. GST
RRP $1490 exc. GST
Finance $2.30 + GST/day
How to Choose the Right Commercial Fridge for Your Business
Selecting the perfect commercial refrigerator requires balancing your kitchen footprint, menu requirements, and daily foot traffic. To make an informed investment, evaluate these critical factors before purchasing:
- Footprint and Capacity: Measure your kitchen’s physical dimensions and ventilation clearance to decide between vertical upright storage and space-saving under bench models.
- Access and Workflow: Choose solid doors for maximum energy efficiency in back-of-house storage, or glass doors to optimize stock visibility and impulse sales in retail areas.
- Climate and Efficiency: Ensure the unit is rated for high ambient temperatures to maintain strict food safety standards during hot Australian summers.
- Condenser Location: Pick a top-mounted motor for cooler operation and less dust buildup, or a bottom-mounted motor for easier cleaning access and ergonomic lower shelves.
- Maintenance and Defrosting: opt for models with auto-defrost cycles and easily removable magnetic door gaskets to simplify routine maintenance and prevent costly breakdowns.
- Mobility and Placement: Select heavy-duty lockable castors if you need to roll units out for regular floor cleaning, or heavy-duty leveling legs for fixed, permanent cooking lines.
Types of Commercial Fridges: Finding the Right Match for Your Kitchen
Understanding the specific engineering and design purposes of each commercial refrigeration configuration ensures you maximize workspace efficiency and preserve perishable stock. Here are the six primary types of systems to consider for your food business:
- Upright Storage Fridges: These vertical, high-capacity cabinets feature heavy-duty shelving units built to maximize back-of-house ingredient storage while occupying a minimal kitchen floor footprint.
- Under bench Refrigeration: Designed to slide neatly beneath standard commercial food preparation benches, these space-saving units keep frequently used ingredients within arm’s reach of your kitchen staff.
- Glass Door Display Fridges: Engineered with double-glazed, heated safety glass and bright interior LED illumination, these merchandisers stimulate high-margin impulse sales in cafes, bars, and retail service areas.
- Prep Benches & Pizza Fridges: Featuring built-in top wells for standard Gastronome (GN) ingredient pans, these specialized prep stations allow chefs to build pizzas, sandwiches, and salads rapidly under strict temperature controls.
- Countertop & Cake Displays: These compact, glass-encased units fit seamlessly onto serving counters to showcase delicate pastries, cakes, and grab-and-go drinks at eye-level while maintaining optimal ambient humidity.
- Solid Door Worktop Units: Combining a heavy-duty, reinforced stainless steel preparation top with refrigerated storage underneath, these dual-purpose appliances serve as rugged, flat prep zones for intense food production lines.
Understanding Australian Standards & Energy Efficiency Ratings
Operating a food business in Australia means adhering to strict climate and regulatory standards. Ensuring your commercial refrigeration complies with local legal requirements avoids heavy penalties and protects your operating margins:
- GEMS and MEPS Compliance: All commercial refrigeration sold in Australia must comply with the Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (GEMS) Act, ensuring the units meet strict Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS).
- Climate Class Ratings: Australian commercial kitchens routinely exceed 30°C. Look for Climate Class 4 (30°C at 55% humidity) or Climate Class 5 (40°C tropical rating) units to ensure consistent cooling performance during peak summer heat waves.
- Food Safety Temperatures: To satisfy local Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) guidelines, commercial fridges must reliably maintain core storage temperatures between 0°C and 5°C to completely halt harmful bacterial growth.
- Eco-Friendly Hydrocarbon Refrigerants: Modern Australian commercial units utilize natural hydrocarbon gases like R290 or R600a. These eco-friendly refrigerants dramatically lower greenhouse gas emissions and cut your daily power draw.
- Energy Cost Optimization: Energy-efficient commercial fridges utilize variable-speed compressors, high-density cyclopentane insulation, and low-E glass doors to significantly lower your venue’s monthly commercial electricity bills.
Commercial Fridge Warranties and Equipment Protection
Investing in industrial refrigeration requires long-term operational security, making factory warranty coverage a major consideration for your purchase. Commercial product warranties vary significantly by brand, ranging from standard twelve-month parts and labour protection up to extensive five-year coverage on major components like compressors. When evaluating equipment, it is important to confirm whether a brand offers onsite repair services or if coverage applies strictly to parts delivery. Snowmaster partners exclusively with dependable manufacturers that maintain rapid, responsive service networks across Australia, ensuring that any mechanical faults are resolved quickly by certified technicians to minimize costly kitchen downtime.
Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Fridges
Q: What is the difference between a domestic fridge and a commercial fridge?
A: Commercial fridges are engineered with powerful, heavy-duty compressors and high-density insulation to handle high-frequency door openings in busy kitchens. Unlike domestic models, they rapidly pull temperatures back down to safe levels and are built to comply with strict commercial food safety regulations.
Q: What temperature should a commercial fridge run at in Australia?
A: To comply with Australian food safety standards, commercial refrigerators must hold food at a core temperature between 0°C and 5°C. Keeping your unit set within this optimal range stops the growth of harmful bacteria and ensures your inventory stays fresh for longer.
Q: What do the Climate Class ratings mean for commercial refrigeration?
A: Climate Class ratings indicate the maximum room temperature and humidity level a fridge can handle while working efficiently. In hot Australian conditions, look for Climate Class 4 (tested up to 30°C) or Climate Class 5 (tropical rating tested up to 40°C) to prevent breakdowns during summer.
Q: What are GEMS and MEPS requirements?
A: The Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (GEMS) Act requires all commercial refrigeration sold in Australia to meet strict Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS). Buying a MEPS-compliant fridge ensures your equipment meets mandatory energy efficiency laws, saving you money on utility bills.
Q: Should I choose a top-mounted or bottom-mounted motor?
A: Top-mounted motors are ideal for hot, dusty kitchens as they stay cleaner and do not pull heat into the cabinet from the floor. Bottom-mounted motors are excellent for lower ceilings and offer ergonomic benefits, placing the lowest storage shelves at a more accessible height for your kitchen staff.
Q: How often should a commercial fridge condenser coil be cleaned?
A: You should clean your commercial fridge condenser coil at least once a month to remove dust, grease, and debris. A blocked condenser forces the compressor to work twice as hard, which dramatically spikes your power bills and shortens the overall lifespan of the appliance.
When you choose Snowmaster for your commercial refrigeration, you are partnering with Australian hospitality specialists who understand the relentless demands of a busy kitchen. We source only premium, industry-trusted brands engineered to thrive in harsh Australian climates, ensuring your stock stays perfectly chilled and compliant. Backed by decades of trade experience, our team offers tailored, expert advice to find the exact footprint your venue needs, combined with a commitment to competitive pricing and dependable nationwide shipping.
Choose from the best brands in the industry. We proudly carry top brands, including Everlasting, Glacian, Anvil, Atosa, FED, Bromic, Turbo Air, Saltas, Inomak, Skope, Polar and Skipio. Moreover, you can count on us for top quality at the lowest prices. In other words, you’ll never need to compromise between value and performance. We ensure you get exactly what you need when you need it.




































