Description
The Thermaster SUC1000 is a tropical-rated upright storage fridge designed for high-ambient commercial kitchens that demand reliable positive-temperature storage. With a 689 L net capacity across four solid half-doors, it maintains a consistent +2 to +8°C even in kitchen environments up to 43°C ambient — making it the standard choice for busy venues where cold-room access is frequent and controlled temperature recovery is non-negotiable.
Why operators choose the SUC1000
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Tropical-rated to 43°C ambient — holds +2 to +8°C reliably in hot kitchens where standard fridges struggle
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Aspera compressor & German Ebm-Papst fans — proven refrigeration components with low noise and long service life
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4 solid half-doors with self-closing locks — reduce cold-air loss during service; each section accessed independently
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Fan-forced evaporator with auto defrost — consistent cabinet temperature, no manual defrost downtime
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Dixell digital controller — precise temperature read-out and control at a glance
Specifications
| Brand |
Thermaster |
| Model / MPN |
SUC1000 |
| Type |
Upright Storage Fridge |
| Capacity (Net) |
689 L |
| Gross Volume |
1000 L |
| Temperature Range |
+2 to +8°C |
| Ambient Temperature Rating |
43°C (Tropical Rated) |
| Cooling System |
Fan-Forced Evaporator |
| Auto Defrost |
Yes |
| Drainage |
Self-Evaporating |
| Doors |
4 x solid half-doors (hinged, self-closing with locks) |
| Shelving |
4 levels plus floor |
| Compressor |
Aspera |
| Fans |
German Ebm-Papst |
| Temperature Controller |
Dixell Digital |
| Power |
240V; 706W |
| Power Type |
Electric |
| Energy Consumption |
4.48 kWh/24h |
| Construction |
Stainless Steel exterior & interior; galvanised metal back |
| Insulation |
CFC & HCFC Free |
| Mobility |
Castors |
| Product Dimensions (W x D x H) |
1220 x 760 x 1980 mm |
| Packed Dimensions (W x D x H) |
1290 x 840 x 2030 mm |
| Net Weight |
145 kg |
| Country of Manufacture |
China |
| Warranty |
2 Years Parts & Labour + 2 Years Parts Only (with product registration) |
Venue suitability: Suited to commercial kitchens, catering operations, restaurants, cafes, aged-care facilities, and food-service venues requiring high-capacity positive-temperature storage with reliable performance in warm kitchen environments. The tropical rating makes it particularly well suited to Queensland, Northern Territory, and Western Australian operations where ambient kitchen temperatures routinely exceed 35°C.
Explore the full range of Commercial Solid Door Upright Fridges or shop all Thermaster refrigeration equipment to find the right capacity for your venue.
Installation & delivery: The SUC1000 ships on castors for easy positioning. Allow 50–100 mm clearance at the rear and sides for ventilation. Connect to a standard 240V single-phase outlet. Dispatched Australia-wide.
Frequently asked questions
What does tropical-rated mean?
The SUC1000 is engineered to maintain its +2 to +8°C operating range in ambient kitchen temperatures up to 43°C. Standard commercial fridges are typically rated to 32–38°C ambient; tropical-rated models use higher-capacity compressors and fans to handle the additional heat load common in professional kitchens.
What is the usable (net) capacity of the SUC1000?
The net storage capacity is 689 L. The 1000 L figure in the model name refers to gross cabinet volume; net capacity accounts for the space taken by shelving, evaporator coil, and fan assembly.
How many doors does the SUC1000 have?
It has four solid half-doors arranged in two columns of two. Each half-door opens independently, minimising the cold-air loss when only part of the cabinet needs to be accessed during a busy service period.
What warranty does the SUC1000 carry?
The SUC1000 is backed by a 2-year parts and labour warranty, extendable to a further 2 years of parts-only cover when the product is registered within 14 days of invoice — 4 years total warranty protection.
What power supply is required?
The SUC1000 runs on a standard Australian 240V single-phase supply drawing 706W. No three-phase or special electrical installation is required.