Howard McCray (SC-CFS32E-8C-LED) 98

Howard McCray (SC-CFS32E-8C-LED) 98" Wide Refrigerated Fish Display Case with a Curved Front Glass and Four Rear Sliding Glass Doors

$11,746.00

Fish/Poultry Service Case, 98"L, single duty, Endless design, self-contained refrigeration, full length gravity coil system, 4 stainless steel ice pans with drains, stainless steel top, white interior & exterior, LED lighting, 1/3 HP, 115v/60/1-ph, 16.0 amps, power cord NEMA# 5-20P

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Features

Foamed in place CFC free insulation, heavy Gauge steel super structure, Endless design, Wide view plexiglas front and ends, Automatic condensate, Low velocity fans, Auto Defrost, perforated rear wall
Benefits

Keep products cold, unit will not break or bend for lifetime of unit, can keep adding units side by side to create any number of size configurations seemlessly, plexiglas maximizes view of product, condensate creates worry free maintenance of condensation disposal, Low velocity fans will not dry out any product and increase flow of cold air inside cabinet- does not blow cold air out of cabinet, auto defrost aids with clearing ice from evaporator for worry free operation, perforated rear wall insure cold air completely rafts over product.
Capacity 46
Depth 30.5
Height 49.63
Width 98
Phase 1
Amperage 16.0 amps
Brand Howard-McCray
Voltage 115V
Compressor HP 1/3 HP
Compressor Location Bottom
Door Type Glass Rear Sliding, service
Opening Style Sliding
Number of Shelves 0
Refrigerator Type Display Case
Certifications cULus, UL
Warranty 1 year parts and Labor Warranty, 5 year compressor
Lighting LED
SKU SC-CFS32E-8C-LED
Weight 910.0 lb
Number of Doors 4
Number of Sections 1

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