The combination boxes displayed above are simple in design as you can see, again door placement and size are the only real choices to consider.  We highly recommend choosing a design where you enter the freezer through the cooler section.  This option decreases the amount of frost build-up on the freezer coil and decreases run time substantially by decreasing the amount of heat and humidity entering the freezer every

These Drop-In or Capsule Refrigeration units are, in our opinion, the very best solution to no headache installations.  The days of getting a quote from your friendly refrigeration installer are gone.  No refrigeration piping to install, no condensate drain line to run,  no extra parts charges like freon, solenoids, temperature controls, sight glass, oil traps, pipe clamps and pipe insulation.  The savings on these items is big bucks, maybe even a couple of grand.  The one thing that is required is that you will need an electrician to bring power to the refrigeration module and to the light circuit inside the box.

Another terrific feature of this style refrigeration unit is that the inlet/outlet vent is flush with the interior ceiling.  That means no evaporator coil hanging down inside taking up room and getting in the way.  Every cubic inch of space inside the box can be used to store product not refrigeration equipment.  What a terrific advantage this is over conventional style installations.  The one disadvantage is that we are limited to the sizes listed in the above floorplans.

For restaurant/fast food applications these units are ideal.  Lets say its noon, your busy and I mean really busy, ,and your refrigeration repair guy shows up for emergency service.  There's a better than average chance that he would be in your way big time.  However with these drop in units, they are completely serviceable from the top.  That means he's up out of your way no matter what the problem is.  If he diagnoses a bad condenser fan, a bad evaporator fan, bad temperature control, or anything.  Its all fixable from the roof of the cooler.  You don't trip over him and he's able to relax and do a good job because your not bumping heads.  Needless to say, adequate clearance above the