Structural Concepts B4732TM Oasis® Self-Service Refrigerated Merchandiser Top Mount Compressor
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- Self-service refrigerated merchandiser with top mount compressor
- 47-5/8"W high profile open front display
- Energy-efficient LED top light and adjustable shelves
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The Structural Concepts B4732TM Oasis® Self-Service Refrigerated Merchandiser is a high-profile unit equipped with a top-mount compressor, designed to enhance convenience and product display in various commercial environments. With dimensions of 47-5/8 inches in width, this merchandiser features an open front and is built with four adjustable metal shelves, which are non-lighted, allowing for customizable product arrangement. It includes an LED top light to improve visibility and product appeal. The merchandiser integrates the Breeze-E (Type ll) EnergyWise self-contained refrigeration system, which is known for its efficiency and reliability. Featuring a Blue Fin coated coil, the system ensures optimal cooling while resisting corrosion. The unit's interior includes a one-piece formed ABS plastic tub, complemented by removable deck pans for easy maintenance. The black interior and full end panels with mirrors provide a sleek and modern look. Certified by cETLus and ETL-Sanitation, this merchandiser meets stringent safety and sanitation standards, making it suitable for foodservice operations. The Structural Concepts B4732TM presents a versatile and efficient solution for displaying refrigerated products, catering to the needs of supermarkets, convenience stores, and foodservice outlets aiming for a high standard of presentation and refrigeration performance.
Product Description
The Structural Concepts B4732TM Oasis® Self-Service Refrigerated Merchandiser is a high-profile unit equipped with a top-mount compressor, designed to enhance convenience and product display in various commercial environments. With dimensions of 47-5/8 inches in width, this merchandiser features an open front and is built with four adjustable metal shelves, which are non-lighted, allowing for customizable product arrangement. It includes an LED top light to improve visibility and product appeal. The merchandiser integrates the Breeze-E (Type ll) EnergyWise self-contained refrigeration system, which is known for its efficiency and reliability. Featuring a Blue Fin coated coil, the system ensures optimal cooling while resisting corrosion. The unit's interior includes a one-piece formed ABS plastic tub, complemented by removable deck pans for easy maintenance. The black interior and full end panels with mirrors provide a sleek and modern look. Certified by cETLus and ETL-Sanitation, this merchandiser meets stringent safety and sanitation standards, making it suitable for foodservice operations. The Structural Concepts B4732TM presents a versatile and efficient solution for displaying refrigerated products, catering to the needs of supermarkets, convenience stores, and foodservice outlets aiming for a high standard of presentation and refrigeration performance.
Product information
| Manufacturer | Structural Concepts |
|---|---|
| Model Number | B4732TM |
| Manufacturer Part # | B4732TM |
| Exterior Finish | Laminate |
| Display | 4-tier Of Shelves |
| Refrigeration | Self-contained Refrigeration |
| Width | 43" - 48"W |
| Interior Finish | Black |
| Height | 79" - 96"H |
| Design | Vertical Case |
| Height | 82.5" |
| Width | 47.63" |
| Depth | 32.25" |
| Weight | 1000 lbs |
| cETLus Approved | Yes |
| ETL-Sanitation Approved | Yes |
Certifications
ETL Sanitation
The item meets or exceeds the sanitation standards set by Edison Testing Laboratories (ETL).
ETL US & Canada Listed
The item meets or exceeds ETL safety standards as well as those set by Canada and the U.S.
