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Standard Features
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The BFG-1253 2 Door Commercial Chiller is built around a simple retail challenge: refrigerated products need to stay chilled, but they also need to remain highly visible and easy for customers to select.
Instead of treating refrigeration and merchandising as separate functions, this cabinet combines a two-door glass display structure with illuminated supermarket shelving, integrated price tag positions and a refrigerated temperature range of 2°C to 10°C. The result is a display environment where beverages, dairy products, packaged foods and other chilled merchandise can be arranged clearly while remaining visible through the glass doors.
The cabinet uses painted steel for both the external and internal construction, giving the unit a practical commercial appearance suited to customer-facing retail areas. A fin-type copper coil evaporator works with the refrigeration system to provide the required chilled display environment, while the web-type painted steel condenser forms part of the cabinet's refrigeration configuration.
One of the defining visual features is the double 26 mm frameless hollow glass door construction. Rather than using a visually heavy door frame, the frameless glass structure creates a cleaner front display and allows shoppers to see the merchandise without opening the cabinet. The side panels use 4+4 mm tempered hollow glass, extending product visibility from the front toward the sides.
Inside, the BFG-1253 is configured with five supermarket metal shelves. Each shelf incorporates LED lighting and a price tag position. This is particularly useful for retailers managing multiple product categories, brands or price levels because the shelving is not simply a storage platform; it becomes part of the merchandising layout.
| Model | Picture | Unit size （L*W*H mm） |
Package size （L*W*H mm） |
Capacity | Door | Temperature (℃) | Gas |
| BFG-1250 |  |
1253*720*2050 | 1290*770*2090 | 1200L | 2 | 2~+10℃ | Embraco(R290) |
| BFG-1330 | |
1330*720*2050 | 1370*770*2090 | 1400L | 2 |
The BFG-1253 uses two full glass doors with a frameless appearance and a double 26 mm hollow glass structure.
Function:
The transparent door system allows customers to see the products without opening the cabinet.
Buyer Value:
For retail operators, product visibility matters because staff can maintain a chilled display while customers browse the merchandise through the glass. The frameless appearance also gives the cabinet a cleaner presentation for modern supermarket and convenience-store interiors.
The cabinet is equipped with five metal supermarket shelves, with LED lighting integrated at each shelf level.
Function:
The shelves divide the vertical cabinet into organized merchandising levels while providing illumination throughout the display.
Buyer Value:
Instead of relying only on the store's ceiling lighting, each shelf contributes to product visibility. This gives retailers more flexibility when arranging beverages, dairy products, packaged foods or other chilled merchandise.
The shelving layout can also make stock organization easier for store employees because different product categories can be assigned to different levels.
Each supermarket shelf includes a price tag position.
Function:
Retailers can display pricing information directly alongside the merchandise.
Buyer Value:
This supports clearer in-store communication and reduces the need for separate price signage around the cabinet. For stores carrying multiple SKUs, the combination of shelf organization and price identification can make product management more systematic.
The BFG-1253 is specified for a temperature range of 2°C to 10°C.
Function:
The cabinet provides a refrigerated environment for chilled retail products.
Buyer Value:
This temperature range makes the unit relevant to chilled merchandising applications where products need refrigerated display conditions rather than frozen storage.
The appropriate operating temperature should always be selected according to the requirements of the specific products being displayed.
The refrigeration configuration includes a fin-type copper coil evaporator.
Function:
The evaporator is a key component in transferring heat from the refrigerated cabinet environment into the refrigeration cycle.
Buyer Value:
For commercial refrigeration buyers, the evaporator specification is important when comparing cabinets because it directly relates to the refrigeration system's construction and service considerations.
Both the interior and exterior are manufactured using painted steel.
Function:
The painted steel construction provides a practical cabinet structure for commercial retail use.
Buyer Value:
A consistent material specification simplifies the cabinet's overall construction while providing a professional appearance suitable for supermarkets, convenience stores and other food retail environments.
The side panels use 4+4 mm tempered hollow glass.
Function:
The transparent side panels extend visibility beyond the front doors.
Buyer Value:
This can be useful when the cabinet is positioned where customers approach from different directions. Products remain more visually accessible instead of being presented only toward the aisle directly in front of the unit.
The BFG-1253 uses a self-evaporating water tray.
Function:
Condensate water generated during refrigeration operation is handled through the cabinet's self-evaporation arrangement.
Buyer Value:
This can simplify routine operation by reducing the need for manual condensate-water handling.
A commercial refrigerator in a retail environment has two jobs.
The first is refrigeration.
The second is presentation.
The BFG-1253 places particular emphasis on the second.
The five illuminated shelves create a vertical merchandising structure that allows retailers to arrange products according to brand, category, package size or price. Because every shelf has LED lighting and a price tag position, the interior can be organized as a series of clear product zones.
The double glass doors add another layer of merchandising control. Customers can see the merchandise before opening the cabinet, while the products remain physically separated from the surrounding sales environment.
This is especially useful in stores where refrigerated merchandise represents a significant part of the customer journey. Instead of hiding products behind an opaque cabinet, the transparent structure keeps the contents visible while maintaining a refrigerated display environment.
The result is a cabinet that supports both cold-chain presentation and retail organization.
The five shelf levels make use of the cabinet's vertical interior rather than relying on a single horizontal storage surface.
For supermarkets and convenience stores, this allows multiple product categories to be presented within one cabinet footprint.
Shelf-level lighting and price tag positions provide a more structured merchandising format.
Retailers can separate products by:
Unlike a completely open refrigerated display, the BFG-1253 uses glass doors. Customers can inspect the products through the doors while the merchandise remains inside the refrigerated cabinet.
This makes the cabinet particularly relevant to stores looking for a combination of product visibility and enclosed refrigerated display.
The shelving system gives store employees defined levels for stocking and product rotation.
For high-turnover retail products, this can make restocking more systematic and help staff maintain a consistent display throughout the day.
The frameless glass appearance creates a relatively minimal visual structure around the refrigerated merchandise.
This makes the cabinet suitable for modern retail environments where the refrigeration equipment needs to complement the store interior rather than dominate it.
From an operator's perspective, the value of this cabinet is most noticeable during everyday merchandising rather than only when the refrigeration system is running.
A store employee can work through the five shelf levels in a predictable sequence: replenish stock, organize products, check pricing and maintain the visual presentation. The integrated LED lighting helps maintain visibility across the cabinet, while the glass doors allow customers to inspect products without requiring the cabinet to remain open.
For customers, the experience is straightforward. Products are visible before the door is opened, price information can be positioned directly at shelf level, and different product categories can be separated vertically.
For store managers, the main advantage is the combination of refrigerated display and merchandising organization in one cabinet.
These are practical operating advantages rather than simply cosmetic features, which is why the BFG-1253 can be considered from both a refrigeration and retail-planning perspective.
ESCOLO focuses on commercial refrigeration equipment and provides manufacturing support for international B2B customers.
The company was founded in 2015 and operates from a manufacturing facility in Foshan, China. Its current manufacturing profile includes approximately 55,000 m² of factory space, a 2-km automated production line, laser cutting and bending equipment, automated packaging equipment and a stated production capacity of around 5,000 units per month.
For international buyers, manufacturing capability matters because commercial refrigeration procurement is rarely limited to one unit. Distributors, retail chains, project contractors and private-label buyers may require repeated production, packaging coordination and product customization.
ESCOLO provides OEM/ODM and private-label support, including customized logos, packaging design and adjustments for different voltage or plug requirements where applicable.
For a BFG-1253 project, buyers can discuss the required quantity, market requirements, cabinet configuration, packaging and other project details directly with the manufacturing team.
The BFG-1253 can be considered for several purchasing models:
Distributor Purchasing
For refrigeration distributors building a retail display equipment portfolio.
Supermarket Projects
For stores requiring multiple refrigerated display cabinets across beverage, dairy and chilled-food sections.
Convenience Store Chains
For standardized store layouts where consistent refrigeration equipment is required across multiple locations.
Private Label Projects
For buyers looking to develop commercial refrigeration products under their own brand.
Retail Equipment Contractors
For commercial projects where refrigerated merchandising equipment forms part of a broader store installation.
When requesting a quotation, buyers should provide the expected quantity, destination market, electrical requirements, packaging requirements and any customization specifications so the production configuration can be evaluated accurately.
The BFG-1253 is a two-door commercial refrigerated display cabinet designed for retail merchandising applications.
The specified temperature range is 2°C to 10°C.
The specified configuration includes five supermarket metal shelves.
Yes. Each of the five shelves is equipped with LED lighting.
Yes. The supermarket shelves include positions for price tags.
The cabinet uses two frameless hollow glass doors with a double 26 mm glass structure.
The side panels use 4+4 mm tempered hollow glass.
Both the external and internal cabinet materials are specified as painted steel.
The specified evaporator is a fin-type copper coil evaporator.
The cabinet uses a self-evaporating water tray, which is designed to handle condensate through self-evaporation.
The original product specification lists 220V/50Hz. Buyers should confirm the required electrical configuration for their destination market before ordering.
Yes. Its refrigerated display configuration, glass doors and illuminated shelving make it suitable for chilled beverage merchandising, subject to the temperature requirements of the specific products.
The 2°C to 10°C refrigerated display range can be suitable for dairy merchandising where the product's required storage temperature falls within the cabinet's operating range.
OEM/ODM and private-label cooperation can be discussed with ESCOLO according to project requirements, including branding and packaging-related customization.
Buyers should provide the required quantity, destination market, voltage/frequency, application, packaging requirements and customization needs so the final production configuration can be confirmed before ordering.
