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Howard-McCray CHS35-4-BE Hot Food Case 50"W (3) Individual Thermostatically Controlled Wells
| Manufacturer | Howard-McCray |
|---|---|
| Model Number | CHS35-4-BE |
| Manufacturer Part # | CHS35-4-BE |
| Width (side - side) | 49" - 54" |
| Interior Finish | Painted |
| Front | Slanted Glass |
| Exterior Finish | All Black Exterior |
| Service Type | Full Service |
| Intermediate Shelves | Deck Only |
| Height | 52" |
| Width | 50" |
| Depth | 35.5" |
| Weight | 480 lbs |
| cETLus | Yes |
About this item
Product Details
Product Details
The Howard-McCray CHS35-4-BE Hot Food Case is a premium solution designed for professional foodservice environments, offering a 50-inch width that accommodates three individual thermostatically controlled wells. This ensures precise temperature management for a variety of hot foods, supporting both wet and dry operation modes for versatile serving options. The unit features a sleek single pane glass front that enhances visibility and presentation, complemented by rear sliding removable double pane doors for convenient access and energy efficiency. Constructed with a durable stainless steel top, this hot food case combines robustness with an elegant black exterior and a clean white interior, marrying style with functionality. Certified by cETLus, it meets high safety and performance standards, making it a reliable choice for restaurants, catering services, and cafeterias that require consistent, high-quality food display and service. The Howard-McCray CHS35-4-BE stands out for its thoughtful design, integrating advanced thermal control with user-friendly access, ensuring it meets the diverse needs of various segments within the food industry.
Certifications
ETL US & Canada Listed
The item meets or exceeds ETL safety standards as well as those set by Canada and the U.S.
