PROXIMA STX
Ice-Cream Cabinet
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2.
DATA AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
2.1
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
Proxima STX Ice-Cream cabinet
is planned for showing and marketing ice-cream
products and deigned to reach temperatures in the refrigerated zone not less than -18/-20°C,
at Class 4 Climatic Conditions (+30°C, 55% R.H.), defined by the UNI EN 23953-2 par. 5.3.1.3
European Standard.
Thermal Insulation of the cabinet is guaranteed by polyurethane Foam.
Cooling System is equipped with
Semi-hermetic
compressor: one compressor is used.
Condensing unit is installed on the machine in a compartment of the base or it can be remote,
within maximum 20mt of linear piping far from the machine. In this case Cabinet and Condensing
unit(s) are supplied separated and without cooling gas.
WARNING:
Installation of Remote Unit and Charge of gas is provided by the customer. Please refer
to the correspondent section in the present manual.
Defrosting system is automatic, with
“double inverted cycle system”
: two defrost cycles
are realized separately, regulated by electronic control with different time intervals.
Refrigeration is ventilated: inside the cooled compartment the fans are installed and they
produce air flow, responsible for ice-cream cooling. The display case mod. Proxima STX Ice-
cream cabinet has also a double air circulation system, that permit the air inlet inside the
display area from two grid: one is below the service deck and the other one is between the two
lines of ice-cream pans.
Machine is equipped with an electronic control board which operates the cooling system,
automatic defrost, anti-condensation devices and lights. User interface is formed by a 6-keys
keyboard with a 3-digit display, positioned on cabinet back panel.
All glass surfaces are double-glazed, tempered and heated in order to avoid condensation
problems.
Front glass can be opened with the joint in the upper part in order to permit cleaning
operations; the weight of the front glass is sustained by gas pistons, that also help during the
opening and the closure of the glass.
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