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6 – Technical characteristics
The unit is supplied together with a plastic bag containing this instruction manual that must be retained. The manual
contains technical details, electrical diagrams and tables regarding the unit.
The technical details of the unit are also provided on the serial number plate (FIG. 8) which specifies:
1. Name and address of the manufacturer
2. Commercial name of the cabinet
3. Cabinet code
4. Cabinet serial number
5. Rating
6. Frequency
7. Max absorbed current
8. Max absorbed power
9. Max absorbed power during defrosting
10. Standard lighting power
11. Net display area
12. Type of cooling gas used
13. Weight of cooling gas loaded in each unit
14. Climate class and reference temperature (dry bulb)
15. Electrical safety factor
16. Work schedule number
17. Work order number
18. Year of manufacture
19. Heating capacity
20. QR code
21. EAC marking
Warning: Neither the registration plate nor the warning labels must be removed under any circumstance. The
manufacturer declines all responsibility if this warning is not followed.
It is declared that the equipment complies with the Decree Law 25/01/1992 N. 108 in accordance with CE Directive
89/109 concerning materials and objects destined to come into contact with foodstuffs.
7 – Filling with products and use of the cabinet (startup)
If the island has been set at a sharp angle during positioning, wait at least three hours before starting it up to allow the
lubricating oil to collect in the compressor. If this instruction is not followed the motor-driven condenser may be damaged
beyond repair.
The island may only be started up for the first time when points 3 and 4 have been completed.
With the island turned off, proceed as follows: remove the protective plastic film on the inside and outside and then give
the unit an initial clean (following the instructions given in point 10).
For the BT/TN versions, move the selector in the motor compartment (FIG. 9) to the required position BT or TN before
turning the unit on.
Fit the plug in the socket (with the characteristics described in point 5) and operate any remote-control switch that may
have been fitted. A slight operating noise made by the motor and the display turned on indicate that the unit has been
switched on.
The display (FIG. 11) located on the front panel indicates the operating temperature of the island. The instruction booklet
of the electronic controls, to which the display refers, is enclosed with the instruction manual (this device cannot be
tampered with due to a safety password on which only a specialized technician is able to intervene).
The unit starts its cooling cycle and about 3 hours after it has been switched on, the product can be loaded (check the
temperature shown on the display).
The unit has been designed to display foodstuffs, it must maintain the temperature of the product and must not lower it,
and consequently, the product must only be placed inside the unit if it is already refrigerated and is at its respective
preservation temperature.
Bottles and glass containers or jars full of liquid must not be stored in the BT versions as they may burst.
For a correct preservation of the product, it is advisable:
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To use the special grids that are adjustable in height (when provided) to maintain the best ratio at all times between
refrigerated space and product displayed (FIG. 12).
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Never exceed the maximum load line shown on the inside of the island (FIG. 13).
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Do not obstruct air grid that ensure the correct flow of air (FIG. 13).
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When an island that is already partially loaded with goods is filled with more products (apart from adhering to the
points referred to above), it is good practice to place the new foodstuffs under the existing ones.
The plug-in islands are provided, as a standard fitting, with an electronic control. The thermostat adjustment and the
amount of gas are set in the factory and any tampering with these settings will relieve the manufacturer of all
responsibility.
8 – Prohibitions and prescriptions
Warning: disconnect the cabinet from the power supply in case it is not used. The power supply has to be disconnected
by the remote-control switch fitted upstream from the power socket.
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