Reach-in refrigerator

8-Door Reach-In Refrigerator

Every ENERGY STAR-certified 8-door reach-in refrigerator we track — 29 models, compared by capacity, energy cost and refrigerant.

Which size is right?

A 8-door reach-in refrigerator is a specialty footprint — match door count to how much cold product you turn in a shift; empty sections still cost energy to cool.

Best in class — our picks

Computed from ENERGY STAR data across all 29 8-door reach-in refrigerators we track.

All units here are NSF-class commercial refrigeration — so the real choice is use-case (form factor), capacity, door style, energy and refrigerant. Filter to compare like-for-like: a countertop merchandiser and a full-height reach-in are different purchases even if both list one door.

Compare 29 8-door reach-in refrigerators

29 of 29 models
ModelUse-caseCapacityDimensions (H×W×D)DoorDoorskWh/dayEnergy $/yrRefrigerant

Tick rows to compare side-by-side · specs are from each maker where published; a blank means that field isn’t published.

Health-department & code relevance NSF/ANSI 7

All units here are commercial NSF-class refrigeration holding 41°F or below (FDA Food Code 3-501.16). A residential unit generally will not pass inspection. Requirements by state →

Frequently asked

How much does a 8-door reach-in refrigerator cost to run?
Energy runs roughly $145–$206/year depending on efficiency — see the Energy $/yr column.
What size is a 8-door reach-in?
Capacities in this group run about 42.28–48.01 cu ft. Each model page lists exact H×W×D.