What’s the difference between static cooling and fan-assisted/ventilated undercounter fridges?

Static cooling (e.g. Unifrost R200SN) cools naturally, so you get colder and warmer zones inside the cabinet. It is typically quieter and can suit delicate items, but you need to manage placement (put the most sensitive foods in the coldest zone) and keep airflow paths clear.

Fan-assisted or ventilated cooling (e.g. Unifrost R200SVN) uses a fan to circulate air for more even temperature and quicker pull-down after door openings, which is useful in busy bars and compact kitchens.

Practical rule of thumb:

Choose static for steady back-up storage with fewer door openings.

Choose ventilated when the fridge is opened constantly, restocked often, or you want the most consistent cabinet temperature across shelves.

Read the full guide: Choosing the Right Unifrost Undercounter Fridge for Irish Businesses.