Island Fridge Freezer Combos: Specs & Use Cases

The SLS-ZD1860 Combo Island Cabinet measures 1860 × 810 × 800 mm and lists a temperature range of −25 to 0 °C with R290 refrigerant. That range covers frozen storage only; it stops short of the 2–8 °C chilled band. If you need a chilled zone in the same island, confirm the configuration before quoting.

SLS-ZD1860 at a Glance: The Specification Table

Senlis lists the SLS-ZD1860 as its Combo Island Cabinet, the longest cabinet in the island freezer range. Every value below comes from the catalog. Rows marked “island line” are features the catalog attaches to the island freezer range as a whole, not to this model alone.

The island range as a whole uses three lid formats: curved sliding glass, flat glass cover, and double-layer tempered glass. The catalog does not say which one the ZD1860 carries.

Fridge-Freezer or Freezer Only? Reading the −25 to 0 °C Range

The search term “island fridge freezer” implies one cabinet holding a chilled zone and a frozen zone. The ZD1860 entry does not describe that. The catalog name says “combo”, but the published specification gives a single range of −25 to 0 °C and no separate chilled compartment.
Zero is the ceiling. Senlis’s chilled lines (commercial refrigerators, air curtain cabinets, refrigerated worktops) list 2–8 °C, so a product that needs that band sits outside what the ZD1860 lists. The easy mistake is to read “to 0 °C” as “can also hold near-freezing chilled goods”. The listed range does not support that.
Buyers who need both temperatures in one island have two routes. The first is to ask Senlis whether a chilled section can be built into this cabinet: internal layout and cabinet layout are listed OEM/ODM options, but the catalog does not show a dual-zone ZD1860. The second is to build the run from separate modules, since the island line lists back-to-back and side-by-side connection and two of its size entries reach an upper limit of 8 °C.

ZD1860 Against the Rest of the Island Range

The catalog lists the three smaller sizes in one parameter row for the Arc, Flat and Deep island models, so this table does not pair each size to a model number.
The ZD1860 is the longest and the lowest of the four. Its −25 °C lower limit matches the 1200 mm entry, while the two 1400 mm entries stop at −20 and −23 °C but reach 8 °C at the top. If your product mix straddles freezing and chilled, those 8 °C entries overlap the chilled band, though the catalog does not present them as chilled units.

One 1860 mm Body or Two 1200 mm Modules?

Compared with two 1200 mm island freezers set side by side, the ZD1860 is shorter. Two modules make a 2400 mm run covering 1.84 m² at 765 mm deep; the ZD1860 runs 540 mm shorter and covers 1.51 m². It is also one cabinet body with no joint in the middle.
Two modules win on layout flexibility, because you can stop at one unit, extend later, or pair different ranges. Mixed sizes bring steps into the run, though: a 1200 mm entry is 45 mm shallower and 60 mm taller than the ZD1860, and that mismatch shows on the sales floor.

Deep Arc Island Cabinet

Where an 1860 mm Island Fits

In a supermarket or grocery store, a center-floor or aisle-end island at 800 mm high leaves sight lines open across the sales floor. The other island entries stand 60 to 110 mm taller. Vending areas and self-service corners are the second fit, where customers operate the lid themselves, so ask which lid format Senlis will fit before you commit to a layout.

Five Checks Before You Request a Quote

1. Confirm the stock is frozen only. Anything that must sit at 2–8 °C is outside the listed −25 to 0 °C range.
2. Measure the floor. The footprint is 1860 × 810 mm. Senlis does not publish ventilation or service clearances, so request them with the quote.
3. Choose the lid. Curved sliding glass, flat glass cover, or double-layer tempered glass; ask which the ZD1860 supports.
4. State the electrical standard. Voltage (110 V, 220 V, 380 V) and plug standard (US, EU, UK) are OEM/ODM options, so name your destination market.
5. Check refrigerant rules. R290 is propane, which ASHRAE classifies as A3 (higher flammability). IEC 60335-2-89, the safety standard for commercial refrigerating appliances, is where flammable-refrigerant requirements for these cabinets are addressed. Confirm charge and installation requirements with your local regulator or compliance adviser. The EU F-Gas Regulation is one driver of the shift toward natural refrigerants like R290.

FAQ

Is the SLS-ZD1860 a refrigerator or a freezer?

The catalog lists −25 to 0 °C, which is a frozen-storage range. No separate chilled zone is published for this model.

 What are the exact dimensions of the SLS-ZD1860?

External size is 1860 × 810 × 800 mm. Internal dimensions are not published.

 Can several island units be connected?

The island freezer line lists back-to-back and side-by-side modular connection. Confirm it for the ZD1860 and for your planned run length.

 What refrigerant does it use, and can that be changed?

R290 is listed for the island freezer line. Refrigerant type (R290, R134a, R600) is an OEM/ODM option, so ask Senlis which apply to this model.

Can voltage, plug and branding be customized?

Yes. OEM/ODM options cover 110 V, 220 V and 380 V, US, EU and UK plugs, exterior color and branding.

 What should I send to get a quote?

Send the model, quantity, destination market, voltage and plug standard, preferred lid format, and whether any stock needs 2–8 °C. Senlis replies to inquiries within 24 hours.