The SKOPE BME600N-A single-door and BME1200N-A double-door ActiveCore display refrigerators are now listed on the ETL, a scheme backed by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero that helps businesses, specifiers and the public sector identify high-performing, energy-efficient equipment.
Products included on the ETL are independently verified and stringently assessed against defined criteria. The scheme states that listed items represent the top 25% of the market for energy efficiency in their class, giving purchasers an impartial benchmark when comparing equipment.
Available through Hubbard Systems, the BME600N-A is a 559-litre single glass-door display refrigerator consuming 1.60kWh per 24 hours, while the larger BME1200N-A provides 1030 litres of display capacity with energy consumption of 2.55kWh per 24 hours. Both use natural R290 refrigerant and are designed to operate in ambient temperatures up to 40°C.
Both models are designed for front-of-house merchandising, as well as back-of-house refrigerated storage, combining large glass doors, LED illumination and high product visibility.
George Fell, commercial director at Hubbard Systems, said: “Energy efficiency is becoming an increasingly important part of the refrigeration specification process, so having the BME600N-A and BME1200N-A independently recognised through the ETL is significant for SKOPE and our customers.
“Operators and equipment dealers are understandably looking more closely at lifetime running costs and environmental performance. The ETL gives buyers an independent reference point rather than asking them simply to rely on manufacturers’ claims.
“For us, it reinforces what SKOPE ActiveCore has been designed to deliver: high-performance commercial refrigeration with strong energy efficiency, practical servicing and intelligent control.”
Hubbard Systems supports catering equipment dealers and operators with product selection, technical advice, warranty guidance and nationwide service expertise.
For info, visit hubbardsystems.co.uk.