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Revent FP180-144 57 In. Five Rack Roll-In Freezer/Proofer, Remote Condensing Unit, PID Temperature and Humidity Control, Heated Floor

SKUFP180-144 FREEZER/PROOFER BrandRevent

The Revent FP180-144 FREEZER/PROOFER Roll-In Retarder/Proofer

Five racks inside a 57 in. wide footprint is what separates the FP180-144 from the rest of Revent's Artisan freezer/proofer line, because this cabinet takes its volume in depth, 70.9 in. of it, rather than along the wall. Dough is frozen, held, thawed on a curve, and proofed in one chamber anywhere between 10 and 113°F, so a night crew never opens a second box. Refrigeration on this model is remote and rated at 2,354 W with a 5°F evaporator, which puts compressor heat and noise outside the production room. Three days is the rated frozen holding window, so long term inventory still belongs in a storage freezer. Your refrigeration contractor sets the condensing unit and is responsible for linesets and charging, while the cabinet itself arrives knocked down through a 36 in. intake opening and wants a level floor, cold water, a 1 1/2 in. drain at 63 in., and a 208 to 220 V three phase circuit.

Roll-In Loading for Five Single or Two Double Racks

Behind two full height doors, a 49.4 in. x 76.7 in. opening leads to positions for five side load singles at 28.5 in. x 18 in., five end load singles at 26 in. x 20.5 in., or two 36 in. x 28.5 in. doubles. Depth rather than width buys that fifth position, so the cabinet still fits a 57 in. wall run while the extra rack lives behind the door line. Compared with a shelf loading cabinet, whole racks move at once and shaped dough is never handled twice on its way to the oven.

10 to 113°F from Frozen Storage to Full Proof

The same chamber freezes dough, stores it frozen for up to three days, retards overnight, proofs slowly at low temperature, and finishes warm, all on a program rather than a transfer. Because product can be proofed before freezing, a shaped rack goes in finished and comes out ready for the oven with no second proof. Pre-programmed thaw curves handle the climb back, which matters most on a five rack load where the last rack in should not be an hour behind the first. A retarder alone stops at cold storage.

PID-Regulated Temperature and Humidity

Both temperature and humidity are set and displayed on the programmable touch screen, and PID regulation holds them steady instead of cycling around the set point. The fan covers 200 computer controlled steps, so airflow can reach the back of a deep chamber without blasting delicate laminated dough at the front. Humidity can be added while proofing at low temperature or while product is stored, which is what stops skinning on a load that sits through the night. You end up tuning one program per product instead of babysitting a thermostat.

Electromagnetic Steam Generator

Moisture comes from an electromagnetic steam generator with no mechanical or electrical parts inside the steam container, so the component that sees the most water has the least to break. The nozzle is internal and mounted after the fan and temperature elements, which distributes steam with the airflow instead of pooling it near the inlet. Automatic draining takes the generator off the closing checklist. Hold feed water to the printed pH 7 to 8.5, 4 to 7 gr/gal hardness, and 0 to 50 ppm chloride, and corrosion and mineral build-up stay away from the climate unit.

Heated Floor with Remote R449 Refrigeration

An insulated and heated floor is standard on the freezer/proofer version and keeps frost off the surface racks roll across while the chamber sits at 10°F. Refrigeration runs from a remote condensing unit charged with R449, which moves compressor heat, noise, and its service calls out of the production space; the trade is a refrigeration contractor in the install schedule for linesets and charging. Stainless steel inside and out, double pane door glass, and an LED light let you judge a proof through the window. Leave 2 in. to any wall, keep the front and top clear for access and ventilation, and allow 7.3 in. behind the 70.9 in. body for the rear housing.

Features & Benefits

  1. Roll-in freezing, frozen dough storage, and proofing for production bakeries running five racks
  2. Five single racks or two double racks in a 57 in. wide cabinet that gains volume in depth
  3. Single chamber cycle that carries dough from freezing through full proof
  4. Frozen dough holding rated to three days for a rolling production buffer
  5. Dough can be proofed before freezing so a rack comes out ready for the oven
  6. Pre-programmed thaw curves that bring frozen pieces up without shocking the surface
  7. Touch screen setting and display of both temperature and humidity
  8. PID trimming that holds a set point instead of cycling around it
  9. Fan speed adjustable in 200 computer controlled steps for delicate or dense loads
  10. Electromagnetic steam generation with automatic draining and no mechanical or electric parts in the steam container
  11. Steam nozzle placed after the fan and heating elements so moisture travels with the airflow
  12. Heated floor standard on the freezer/proofer so frost stays off the roll-in surface
  13. Double pane window and LED light for checking a proof without opening a door
  14. Remote condensing unit that keeps compressor heat and noise out of the production space
  15. Knocked down assembly that clears a 36 in. intake opening

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  • Roll-in freezing, frozen dough storage, and proofing for production bakeries running five racks
  • Five single racks or two double racks in a 57 in. wide cabinet that gains volume in depth
  • Single chamber cycle that carries dough from freezing through full proof
  • Frozen dough holding rated to three days for a rolling production buffer
  • Dough can be proofed before freezing so a rack comes out ready for the oven
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    The Revent FP180-144 FREEZER/PROOFER Roll-In Retarder/Proofer

    Five racks inside a 57 in. wide footprint is what separates the FP180-144 from the rest of Revent's Artisan freezer/proofer line, because this cabinet takes its volume in depth, 70.9 in. of it, rather than along the wall. Dough is frozen, held, thawed on a curve, and proofed in one chamber anywhere between 10 and 113°F, so a night crew never opens a second box. Refrigeration on this model is remote and rated at 2,354 W with a 5°F evaporator, which puts compressor heat and noise outside the production room. Three days is the rated frozen holding window, so long term inventory still belongs in a storage freezer. Your refrigeration contractor sets the condensing unit and is responsible for linesets and charging, while the cabinet itself arrives knocked down through a 36 in. intake opening and wants a level floor, cold water, a 1 1/2 in. drain at 63 in., and a 208 to 220 V three phase circuit.

    Roll-In Loading for Five Single or Two Double Racks

    Behind two full height doors, a 49.4 in. x 76.7 in. opening leads to positions for five side load singles at 28.5 in. x 18 in., five end load singles at 26 in. x 20.5 in., or two 36 in. x 28.5 in. doubles. Depth rather than width buys that fifth position, so the cabinet still fits a 57 in. wall run while the extra rack lives behind the door line. Compared with a shelf loading cabinet, whole racks move at once and shaped dough is never handled twice on its way to the oven.

    10 to 113°F from Frozen Storage to Full Proof

    The same chamber freezes dough, stores it frozen for up to three days, retards overnight, proofs slowly at low temperature, and finishes warm, all on a program rather than a transfer. Because product can be proofed before freezing, a shaped rack goes in finished and comes out ready for the oven with no second proof. Pre-programmed thaw curves handle the climb back, which matters most on a five rack load where the last rack in should not be an hour behind the first. A retarder alone stops at cold storage.

    PID-Regulated Temperature and Humidity

    Both temperature and humidity are set and displayed on the programmable touch screen, and PID regulation holds them steady instead of cycling around the set point. The fan covers 200 computer controlled steps, so airflow can reach the back of a deep chamber without blasting delicate laminated dough at the front. Humidity can be added while proofing at low temperature or while product is stored, which is what stops skinning on a load that sits through the night. You end up tuning one program per product instead of babysitting a thermostat.

    Electromagnetic Steam Generator

    Moisture comes from an electromagnetic steam generator with no mechanical or electrical parts inside the steam container, so the component that sees the most water has the least to break. The nozzle is internal and mounted after the fan and temperature elements, which distributes steam with the airflow instead of pooling it near the inlet. Automatic draining takes the generator off the closing checklist. Hold feed water to the printed pH 7 to 8.5, 4 to 7 gr/gal hardness, and 0 to 50 ppm chloride, and corrosion and mineral build-up stay away from the climate unit.

    Heated Floor with Remote R449 Refrigeration

    An insulated and heated floor is standard on the freezer/proofer version and keeps frost off the surface racks roll across while the chamber sits at 10°F. Refrigeration runs from a remote condensing unit charged with R449, which moves compressor heat, noise, and its service calls out of the production space; the trade is a refrigeration contractor in the install schedule for linesets and charging. Stainless steel inside and out, double pane door glass, and an LED light let you judge a proof through the window. Leave 2 in. to any wall, keep the front and top clear for access and ventilation, and allow 7.3 in. behind the 70.9 in. body for the rear housing.

    Features & Benefits

    1. Roll-in freezing, frozen dough storage, and proofing for production bakeries running five racks
    2. Five single racks or two double racks in a 57 in. wide cabinet that gains volume in depth
    3. Single chamber cycle that carries dough from freezing through full proof
    4. Frozen dough holding rated to three days for a rolling production buffer
    5. Dough can be proofed before freezing so a rack comes out ready for the oven
    6. Pre-programmed thaw curves that bring frozen pieces up without shocking the surface
    7. Touch screen setting and display of both temperature and humidity
    8. PID trimming that holds a set point instead of cycling around it
    9. Fan speed adjustable in 200 computer controlled steps for delicate or dense loads
    10. Electromagnetic steam generation with automatic draining and no mechanical or electric parts in the steam container
    11. Steam nozzle placed after the fan and heating elements so moisture travels with the airflow
    12. Heated floor standard on the freezer/proofer so frost stays off the roll-in surface
    13. Double pane window and LED light for checking a proof without opening a door
    14. Remote condensing unit that keeps compressor heat and noise out of the production space
    15. Knocked down assembly that clears a 36 in. intake opening

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    Specifications

    ConfigurationRoll-in, two doors
    Rack Capacity(5) single racks or (2) double racks
    End Load Single Rack Size26 in. x 20.5 in.
    Side Load Single Rack Size28.5 in. x 18 in.
    Double Rack Size36 in. x 28.5 in.
    Temperature Range10 to 113°F
    Frozen Dough StorageUp to 3 days
    Temperature and Humidity ControlPID regulation
    Control PanelProgrammable touchscreen
    Fan Speed Control200 steps, computer controlled
    Steam GeneratorElectromagnetic, automatic drain
    RefrigerationRemote condensing unit
    RefrigerantR449
    Refrigeration Capacity2,354 W at 5°F evaporator
    Electrical208-220 V, 3 Phase + N, 21 A
    Water Supply1/2 in. NPT, 35 to 45 PSI, cold
    Drain1 1/2 in. NPT
    Drain Connection Height63 in.
    Water Hardness4 to 7 gr/gal
    Water pH7 to 8.5
    Chloride Concentration0 to 50 ppm
    Water Conductivity200 to 800 microS/cm at 59°F
    Exterior Width56.7 in.
    Exterior Depth70.9 in.
    Rear Projection7.3 in.
    Cabinet Height76.7 in.
    Overall Height103.8 in.
    Door Opening49.4 in. x 76.7 in.
    Base Clearance6.1 in.
    FloorInsulated and heated
    Door GlassDouble pane
    Interior LightLED
    Interior MaterialStainless steel
    Exterior MaterialStainless steel
    Minimum Intake Opening36 in. wide
    Wall Clearance2 in. minimum
    Weight2,174 lb
    Shipping Weight2,250 lb
    Shipping FormKnocked down

    Manufacturer's Warranty

    • 1 Year

      Labor

    • 1 Year

      Parts

    Certifications & Approvals

    • NFS
      NSF Approved
    • CETLUS
      ETL US & Canada

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    The Revent FP180-144 FREEZER/PROOFER Roll-In Retarder/Proofer

    About Proofing & Holding Cabinets

    A commercial proofing and holding cabinet is an insulated, heated cabinet with two jobs. As a proofer cabinet, it holds bread and pastry dough at the warm humid temperature needed for the final rise. As a commercial holding cabinet, it holds prepared hot food at safe serving temperature. Bakeries use these as bread proofing cabinets through the final rise before baking. Restaurants, catering kitchens, and cafeterias use them to hold cooked food at 140°F or above between production and service. Many cabinets in this collection do both jobs in one unit.

    The right commercial proofing and holding cabinet depends on your kitchen volume, the products you are holding, and whether you need proofing capability. Proofer-only models run at warm temperatures with humidity for dough. Holding-only models run at higher temperatures for cooked food. Combination models switch between the two for kitchens that need both.

    Every cabinet in this collection is electric and built for daily commercial use. Common configurations, buying guidance, and the questions buyers ask most often follow below.

    Common Types and Configurations

    • Combination proofing and holding cabinet: Single unit that switches between proofing dough and holding hot food. The most common format in this collection. Useful for bakeries that also serve hot prepared items.
    • Holding cabinet: Heated cabinet for cooked food only, no proofing function. Common in restaurant and catering kitchens that don't bake on-site.
    • Insulated cabinet: Better temperature stability and lower energy use. The standard choice for most commercial operations.
    • Non-insulated cabinet: Lower purchase cost. For lower-volume use or operations where the cabinet runs only during shifts.
    • Full size or half size: Full size cabinets accommodate full sheet pans (18 by 26 inches). Half size models fit smaller spaces and use half-size pans.
    • Undercounter cabinet: Compact unit that fits below a prep counter. For tight kitchens where floor-standing units would block the line.
    • Clear door or solid door: Clear door lets staff check product without opening the cabinet, reducing heat loss. Solid door holds temperature slightly better.

    What to Look at Before You Buy

    • Temperature range: Catalog units run between 80 and 207°F at the cabinet interior. Confirm the unit you pick covers both your proofing range (80 to 110°F) and your holding range (140°F or above) if you need both functions.
    • Pan capacity: Match the cabinet to your peak production. Common sizes range from 8 pans up to 24 pans. Half-size pan slots double the count for smaller pans.
    • Humidity control: Required for proofing dough. Several models in the catalog include humidity control. Holding-only operations do not need it.
    • Insulated vs non-insulated: Insulated cabinets hold temperature longer with less energy and are the standard choice. Non-insulated saves on purchase price for lower-volume use.
    • Door style: Clear door for visual product checks; solid door for slightly better temperature retention. Tempered glass is standard on modern clear-door units.
    • Voltage: Most cabinets run on 120V single-phase. Larger or higher-output units run on 208 to 240V. Check the spec sheet before ordering.
    • Mobile or floor mount: Mobile units roll between the bakery and the front of the line. Floor-mount units sit in fixed kitchen positions.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the difference between a proofing cabinet and a holding cabinet?

    A proofing cabinet holds bread and pastry dough at warm humid temperatures (typically 80 to 110°F with controlled humidity) so yeast can complete the final rise before baking. A holding cabinet holds already-cooked food at safe serving temperature (140°F or above) between production and service. The two functions need different temperature ranges and different humidity levels. Combination cabinets do both jobs by switching modes, which is why most cabinets in this collection are dual-purpose proofing and holding units.

    What temperature should a heated holding cabinet hold?

    The US Food Code requires hot food to be held at 135°F or above to prevent bacterial growth in the temperature danger zone. Most commercial heated holding cabinets are set between 140 and 180°F at the cabinet interior. Cabinets in this collection support temperature ranges up to 207°F for higher-temp holding needs. Match the setpoint to the food you are holding: meats and gravies hold at 140 to 160°F; baked goods and breakfast items hold cooler, around 140 to 150°F.

    What is a combination proofing and holding cabinet used for?

    A combination cabinet switches between proofing dough and holding hot food, which lets one piece of equipment cover two distinct kitchen needs. Bakeries with full menus use it to proof bread and pastry overnight, then hold prepared breakfast items the next morning. Restaurants with in-house bread programs use it to proof rolls during prep, then hold hot side dishes during dinner service. The combination format saves floor space and capital cost compared to buying separate proofing and holding units.

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    Product Features

    1. Roll-in freezing, frozen dough storage, and proofing for production bakeries running five racks
    2. Five single racks or two double racks in a 57 in. wide cabinet that gains volume in depth
    3. Single chamber cycle that carries dough from freezing through full proof
    4. Frozen dough holding rated to three days for a rolling production buffer
    5. Dough can be proofed before freezing so a rack comes out ready for the oven
    6. Pre-programmed thaw curves that bring frozen pieces up without shocking the surface
    7. Touch screen setting and display of both temperature and humidity
    8. PID trimming that holds a set point instead of cycling around it
    9. Fan speed adjustable in 200 computer controlled steps for delicate or dense loads
    10. Electromagnetic steam generation with automatic draining and no mechanical or electric parts in the steam container
    11. Steam nozzle placed after the fan and heating elements so moisture travels with the airflow
    12. Heated floor standard on the freezer/proofer so frost stays off the roll-in surface
    13. Double pane window and LED light for checking a proof without opening a door
    14. Remote condensing unit that keeps compressor heat and noise out of the production space
    15. Knocked down assembly that clears a 36 in. intake opening

    See all from Revent

    Specifications

    ConfigurationRoll-in, two doors
    Rack Capacity(5) single racks or (2) double racks
    End Load Single Rack Size26 in. x 20.5 in.
    Side Load Single Rack Size28.5 in. x 18 in.
    Double Rack Size36 in. x 28.5 in.
    Temperature Range10 to 113°F
    Frozen Dough StorageUp to 3 days
    Temperature and Humidity ControlPID regulation
    Control PanelProgrammable touchscreen
    Fan Speed Control200 steps, computer controlled
    Steam GeneratorElectromagnetic, automatic drain
    RefrigerationRemote condensing unit
    RefrigerantR449
    Refrigeration Capacity2,354 W at 5°F evaporator
    Electrical208-220 V, 3 Phase + N, 21 A
    Water Supply1/2 in. NPT, 35 to 45 PSI, cold
    Drain1 1/2 in. NPT
    Drain Connection Height63 in.
    Water Hardness4 to 7 gr/gal
    Water pH7 to 8.5
    Chloride Concentration0 to 50 ppm
    Water Conductivity200 to 800 microS/cm at 59°F
    Exterior Width56.7 in.
    Exterior Depth70.9 in.
    Rear Projection7.3 in.
    Cabinet Height76.7 in.
    Overall Height103.8 in.
    Door Opening49.4 in. x 76.7 in.
    Base Clearance6.1 in.
    FloorInsulated and heated
    Door GlassDouble pane
    Interior LightLED
    Interior MaterialStainless steel
    Exterior MaterialStainless steel
    Minimum Intake Opening36 in. wide
    Wall Clearance2 in. minimum
    Weight2,174 lb
    Shipping Weight2,250 lb
    Shipping FormKnocked down

    Manufacturer's Warranty

      1 year

      Labor

      1 year

      Parts

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