Perforated stainless steel tray 30PRO

Yes, the LIFE blast chiller can be installed in a column with an oven or in an adjacent column. For optimal performance, we recommend placing it under the oven, to prevent the exiting heat from being drawn into the blast chiller. In any case, the proximity between the oven and the blast chiller does not cause any critical issues.

Yes, the LIFE blast chiller can be installed in a column together with an oven or in an adjacent column unit. For optimal performance, we recommend positioning it below the oven to prevent the heat released by the oven from being drawn into the blast chiller. In any case, placing the oven and blast chiller close to each other does not create any issues.

Yes, LIFE W60 and LIFE W45 models can be installed in the kitchen base cabinet. In this case, a grid must be provided on the lower plinth to allow for proper air circulation, as is common for built-in refrigerators.

Yes, the LIFE blast chiller can be installed in a column even with a microwave oven.

Yes, the LIFE blast chiller can be column-mounted even with a wine cooler.

No, the LIFE blast chiller does not require a condensation drain and does not need any connection to the water drain.

At the end of a blast chilling or freezing cycle, natural condensation may form inside the chamber. Once the program is complete, we recommend simply removing it with a sponge.

Yes, all LIFE blast chiller models offer the same functions and temperature range. The differences mainly concern the size of the chilling chamber and the installation method, which can be built-in or freestanding.

LIFE blast chiller data is reported on the CE label. In built-in models, the label is located under the control panel; in free-standing models, it is placed on the back. Alternatively, some information can be viewed by pressing the Service button for a few seconds.