Fri-Jado has expanded the Multi Deck Display (MDD) Hot Range that it launched last year by adding a 3-level unit to the line-up.
The units are the shortest in the range but a transparent glass top provides added visibility of the food being displayed.
The introduction of the 3-level units – alongside the existing 4-level and 5-level models – means the new MDD range is now able to replace Fri-Jado’s existing MD series, with operators benefiting from the latest innovative technology and energy efficient operation. 
The combination of advanced manufacturing techniques to deliver a fully transparent design, ultra-thin shelves and patented Hot Blanket airflow recirculation technology, along with LED lighting, helps enhance customers’ view of food, while saving as much as 50% of energy consumption.
Taking the same features and technology as the larger units in the range, the new 3-level units enable the operator to set individual temperatures per shelf, enabling the conditions to be fine-tuned for different food groups.
Gary Thacker, sales director at Fri-Jado UK, said: “Since we launched the MDD range at the end of 2021, our customers have been delighted with the combination of the state-of-the-art technology, the ergonomic design and the flexibility that the multi-temperature functionality gives them.
“Featuring the same innovative technology found in the larger models, the 3-level units offer a large display area relative to the size of the appliance. A compact footprint and a transparent top also help to make the most of floor space without compromising on food visibility – something that our customers have told us is vital to their business.”
The new 3-level MDD units can be supplied in solid back or pass-through design, have the option of glass doors for even greater energy efficiency and can be provided with accessories including merchandising racks, condiment holders and shelf dividers.
The 3-level units offer a total shelf display area of 0.75m2 and a compact footprint of just 0.45m, ensuring they are ideal for sites limited on space.
