Howard-McCray R-CMS32E-4-LED Red Meat Service Case 50"W Single Duty Endless Design
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- Preserves freshness: Full length gravity coil system
- Enhanced humidity: Extra full length humidity coil
- Easy clean: Stainless steel top
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The Howard-McCray R-CMS32E-4-LED Red Meat Service Case 50"W Single Duty Endless Design is a highly specialized refrigeration solution designed for optimal meat display and preservation. Featuring a full-length gravity coil system and an additional full-length humidity coil at the main deck, this unit ensures ideal temperature and moisture levels, crucial for maintaining the quality of red meats. Its stainless steel top, coupled with a white exterior and interior, provides a sleek and professional aesthetic suitable for retail environments. The case is engineered for remote refrigeration and includes an R448A expansion valve, although remote condensing units and other hookups are not included. Operating at 115v/60/1-ph with a power consumption of 0.8 amps and offering a cooling capacity of 1400 BTU, this unit is both efficient and effective. The integrated LED lighting enhances product visibility, drawing customer attention while maintaining energy efficiency. Certified by cULus and UL-Sanitation, and UL EPH Classified, the Howard-McCray R-CMS32E-4-LED is a reliable choice for supermarkets and butcher shops seeking a robust, professional-grade display solution that combines advanced refrigeration technology with a streamlined design.
Product Description
The Howard-McCray R-CMS32E-4-LED Red Meat Service Case 50"W Single Duty Endless Design is a highly specialized refrigeration solution designed for optimal meat display and preservation. Featuring a full-length gravity coil system and an additional full-length humidity coil at the main deck, this unit ensures ideal temperature and moisture levels, crucial for maintaining the quality of red meats. Its stainless steel top, coupled with a white exterior and interior, provides a sleek and professional aesthetic suitable for retail environments. The case is engineered for remote refrigeration and includes an R448A expansion valve, although remote condensing units and other hookups are not included. Operating at 115v/60/1-ph with a power consumption of 0.8 amps and offering a cooling capacity of 1400 BTU, this unit is both efficient and effective. The integrated LED lighting enhances product visibility, drawing customer attention while maintaining energy efficiency. Certified by cULus and UL-Sanitation, and UL EPH Classified, the Howard-McCray R-CMS32E-4-LED is a reliable choice for supermarkets and butcher shops seeking a robust, professional-grade display solution that combines advanced refrigeration technology with a streamlined design.
Product information
| Manufacturer | Howard-McCray |
|---|---|
| Model Number | R-CMS32E-4-LED |
| Manufacturer Part # | R-CMS32E-4-LED |
| Width (side - side) | 49" - 54" |
| Refrigeration | Remote (refrigeration Not Included) |
| Interior Finish | White Interior |
| Service Type | Full Service |
| Exterior Finish | All White Exterior |
| Front | Straight Glass |
| Height | 49.63" |
| Width | 50" |
| Depth | 30.5" |
| Weight | 430 lbs |
| 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.
