Howard-McCray R-CFS40E-6C-LED Fish/Poultry Service Case 75-1/2"W Single Duty Endless Design
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- Double bend curved glass for maximum visibility
- (3) stainless steel ice pans with drains for easy cleaning
- Full length gravity coil system ensures consistent cooling
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The Howard-McCray R-CFS40E-6C-LED Fish/Poultry Service Case is a highly specialized unit designed to meet the needs of seafood and poultry retailers. With a width of 75-1/2 inches, this service case features a single duty endless design, making it suitable for continuous use in busy environments. The design incorporates double bend curved glass, which not only enhances visibility but also adds an element of sophistication to any display. Its full-length gravity coil system ensures consistent cooling, critical for maintaining the freshness of fish and poultry. The service case includes three stainless steel ice pans, each equipped with drains, allowing for easy maintenance and efficient drainage. Both the top and interior of the case are made from stainless steel, known for its durability and ease of cleaning, while the exterior is finished in a clean, professional white. It is designed for remote refrigeration and comes with an R448A expansion valve, though other hook-ups and remote condensing units are not included. Operating on 115 volts with an electrical current of 1.3 amps, it has a cooling capacity of 1230 BTU. The Howard-McCray R-CFS40E-6C-LED is cULus, UL EPH Classified, and UL-Sanitation certified, ensuring it meets rigorous safety and sanitation standards.
Product Description
The Howard-McCray R-CFS40E-6C-LED Fish/Poultry Service Case is a highly specialized unit designed to meet the needs of seafood and poultry retailers. With a width of 75-1/2 inches, this service case features a single duty endless design, making it suitable for continuous use in busy environments. The design incorporates double bend curved glass, which not only enhances visibility but also adds an element of sophistication to any display. Its full-length gravity coil system ensures consistent cooling, critical for maintaining the freshness of fish and poultry. The service case includes three stainless steel ice pans, each equipped with drains, allowing for easy maintenance and efficient drainage. Both the top and interior of the case are made from stainless steel, known for its durability and ease of cleaning, while the exterior is finished in a clean, professional white. It is designed for remote refrigeration and comes with an R448A expansion valve, though other hook-ups and remote condensing units are not included. Operating on 115 volts with an electrical current of 1.3 amps, it has a cooling capacity of 1230 BTU. The Howard-McCray R-CFS40E-6C-LED is cULus, UL EPH Classified, and UL-Sanitation certified, ensuring it meets rigorous safety and sanitation standards.
Product information
| Manufacturer | Howard-McCray |
|---|---|
| Model Number | R-CFS40E-6C-LED |
| Manufacturer Part # | R-CFS40E-6C-LED |
| Front | Curved Glass |
| Exterior Finish | All White Exterior |
| Width (side - side) | 73" - 78" |
| Refrigeration | Remote (refrigeration Not Included) |
| Interior Finish | White Interior |
| cULus | Yes |
| UL EPH Classified | Yes |
| UL-Sanitation | Yes |
| UL | Yes |
Certifications
UL EPH Classified
This item meets or exceeds ANSI/NSF requirements and complies with United Laboratories (UL) EPH standards.
UL US & Canada
The item has been tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for sanitation hazard standards and meets or exceeds expectations. The item can be used in the United States and Canada.
UL Listed
The item has been tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for sanitation hazard standards and meets or exceeds expectations.
