Split-Type Upright Refrigerator & Freezer Display Cabinet

The CLG Series Split-Type Upright Refrigerator & Freezer Display Cabinet is designed for supermarkets, convenience stores, grocery retailers and commercial food outlets that prefer a remote refrigeration system rather than an integrated condensing unit.

By separating the refrigeration unit from the display cabinet, the CLG series can help reduce compressor heat and operating noise around the merchandising area while providing greater flexibility for centralized refrigeration layouts.

The cabinet uses fan-assisted cooling, an intelligent electronic temperature controller and a copper-aluminum fin evaporator to maintain stable refrigeration performance across multiple shelf levels.

Refrigerated models use double-layer tempered glass doors, while freezer versions use triple-layer coated tempered glass doors for improved insulation under low-temperature conditions.

Available in two- and three-door configurations with effective internal volumes from approximately 0.83 m³ to 1.28 m³, the CLG series is suitable for chilled beverages, dairy products, frozen foods and other retail merchandise.

Features

Remote Refrigeration Design

Unlike an integral display cabinet with the compressor built into the unit, this series is designed for split-type or remote refrigeration installations.

The refrigeration unit can be positioned separately from the display cabinet, supporting centralized refrigeration layouts and reducing heat release around the sales area.

Refrigerator and Freezer Versions

The CLG series is available in both refrigerated and frozen configurations, allowing retailers to use a consistent cabinet appearance across different temperature zones.

This makes it suitable for supermarkets and retail chains that require both chilled and frozen merchandising.

Intelligent Electronic Temperature Control

An electronic controller provides convenient temperature management and enables operators to monitor cabinet conditions during daily use.

Fan-Assisted Cooling System

Forced-air circulation distributes chilled air throughout the cabinet, helping maintain a more even temperature across different shelf levels.

Frost-Free Operation

The ventilated refrigeration design helps reduce frost buildup and minimizes the need for routine manual defrosting.

Trapezoidal Airflow Design

The internal airflow structure helps optimize cold-air circulation and improve overall refrigeration efficiency.

Copper-Aluminum Fin Evaporator

The copper-aluminum finned evaporator provides efficient heat exchange and supports reliable refrigeration performance.

Refrigerated and Freezer Glass Configurations

For refrigerated applications, the cabinet uses double-layer tempered glass doors.

Freezer versions use triple-layer coated tempered glass doors, providing additional thermal insulation for lower-temperature operation.

Magnetic LED Lighting

Integrated magnetic LED lighting illuminates merchandise clearly and simplifies lighting maintenance.

Adjustable Display Shelves

Shelf positions can be changed according to product size, allowing retailers to organize different bottles, packages, dairy products and frozen foods efficiently.

Magnetic Front Panel

The removable magnetic front panel provides easier maintenance access and helps simplify routine cleaning and drainage.

Clip-Type Fan Base

The detachable fan base improves accessibility during fan inspection and servicing.

Technical Specifications

*The source specification lists effective volume as 0.83 and 1.28 under an “L” heading. These figures are more consistent with m³, corresponding to approximately 830L and 1280L. I recommend confirming this before publishing.

Important: The temperature row in the supplied table shows “M1” for all models, which appears to be a placeholder or data-entry issue rather than a temperature specification. I recommend confirming the actual temperature ranges before adding them to the final website page.

Model Options

CLG-1265C – Remote Refrigerated Display Cabinet

The CLG-1265C is a two-door refrigerated display cabinet with approximately 0.83 m³ effective volume and a 1.92 m² display area.

It is suitable for beverages, dairy products, packaged foods and other chilled merchandise.

CLG-1265F – Remote Display Freezer

The CLG-1265F uses the same 1220 mm cabinet width but is configured for frozen product merchandising.

Its triple-layer coated glass doors provide additional thermal insulation for freezer applications.

CLG-1865C – Large Remote Refrigerator

The CLG-1865C features three glass doors, approximately 1.28 m³ effective volume and a 2.88 m² display area.

It is suitable for supermarkets and stores requiring greater refrigerated merchandising capacity.

CLG-1865F – Large Remote Display Freezer

The CLG-1865F combines a three-door configuration with a remote freezer design, making it suitable for larger frozen-food sections and centralized refrigeration projects.

Application

Supermarkets

The remote refrigeration design is particularly suitable for supermarkets using centralized refrigeration systems.

Multiple display cabinets can be installed as part of a coordinated chilled or frozen merchandising area.

Convenience Stores

Two-door models can be used for beverages, dairy products, frozen convenience foods and other high-turnover merchandise.

Grocery Stores

Adjustable shelving and transparent glass doors allow multiple product categories to be displayed clearly while maintaining refrigerated conditions.

Frozen Food Sections

Freezer models are suitable for:

• Frozen meat
• Frozen seafood
• Frozen vegetables
• Frozen meals
• Frozen desserts
• Ice cream

provided the final confirmed temperature specification meets the product storage requirement.

Beverage and Dairy Areas

Refrigerated models are suitable for:

• Bottled water
• Juice
• Milk
• Yogurt
• Chilled coffee
• Soft drinks
• Packaged refrigerated foods

Retail Chain Projects

The two-door and three-door configurations provide flexibility for different store formats while maintaining a consistent equipment appearance.

Central Refrigeration Systems

The split-type cabinet is particularly useful in projects where refrigeration compressors and condensers are installed remotely in a mechanical or service area.

Why Choose a Remote Display Refrigerator?

A remote refrigerated display cabinet separates the cooling system from the merchandising cabinet.

This arrangement can provide several practical advantages in commercial installations.

It can reduce compressor-generated heat around customers, reduce mechanical noise in the sales area and make centralized refrigeration layouts easier to implement.

It can also give engineers more flexibility when planning large supermarket refrigeration systems involving multiple cabinets.

For stores with only one or two small cabinets, an integral refrigeration unit may be simpler. For larger stores or centralized systems, remote cabinets can provide a more flexible infrastructure.

Remote vs. Integral Display Cabinets

An integral display refrigerator contains the compressor and refrigeration components within the cabinet itself. Installation is generally simpler because the unit is largely self-contained.

A remote or split-type display refrigerator connects to a refrigeration system installed separately.

Remote cabinets are commonly considered for:

• Larger supermarkets
• Multiple-cabinet installations
• Central refrigeration systems
• Projects requiring reduced heat in the sales area
• Retail environments where mechanical noise should be minimized

This makes the CLG series clearly different from an integrated upright display cabinet.

FAQ

1. What is a split-type display refrigerator?

A split-type display refrigerator uses a refrigeration system that is installed separately from the display cabinet. It is also commonly called a remote display refrigerator.

2. How is a remote display refrigerator different from an integral model?

An integral model contains its compressor and condensing unit inside the cabinet. A remote model connects to refrigeration equipment installed elsewhere.

3. What are the benefits of remote refrigeration?

Remote refrigeration can help reduce heat and mechanical noise in the retail area and can be more suitable for centralized supermarket refrigeration systems.

4. Is this series available in both refrigerator and freezer versions?

Yes. The CLG series includes both C refrigerated models and F freezer models.

5. What capacities are available?

The smaller 1265 models provide approximately 0.83 m³ / 830L, while the larger 1865 models provide approximately 1.28 m³ / 1280L.

The capacity figures should be confirmed before final publication.

6. How many doors are available?

The CLG-1265C and CLG-1265F have two doors.

The CLG-1865C and CLG-1865F have three doors.

7. What cooling system is used?

The cabinets use fan-assisted cooling to distribute cold air throughout the interior.

8. Does the cabinet need manual defrosting?

The frost-free fan cooling system is designed to reduce frost buildup and minimize routine manual defrosting.

9. What type of glass is used?

Refrigerated models use double-layer tempered glass, while freezer versions use triple-layer coated tempered glass.

10. Does the cabinet include LED lighting?

Yes. Built-in LED lighting improves product visibility.

11. Are the shelves adjustable?

Yes. Shelf positions can be changed according to merchandise height and packaging dimensions.

12. What refrigerant is specified?

The current specification lists R404A for all four models.

13. Is this cabinet suitable for supermarkets?

Yes. Remote refrigeration cabinets are particularly suitable for supermarkets and centralized commercial refrigeration projects.

14. Is installation different from a self-contained refrigerator?

Yes. Because this is a remote refrigeration cabinet, installation normally requires connection to compatible external refrigeration equipment and should be completed according to the refrigeration system design.

15. What temperature does the cabinet operate at?

The provided technical table currently lists “M1” rather than a temperature range. The actual chilled and freezer temperature specifications should therefore be confirmed before publishing this data on the product page.