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Everest EPPSR2 59 In. Pizza Prep Table, Side Mount, 2 Solid Doors, 16 Cu. Ft., (7) 1/3 Size Pans, 19 1/4 In. Cutting Board

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The Everest Refrigeration EPPSR2 Pizza Prep Table

The Everest EPPSR2 is the compact two door model in Everest's EPP Series of pizza prep tables, built for pizzerias, pizza makelines, and topping stations that need a longer cold rail than a single door table offers without committing to a 71-inch chassis. The refrigerated rail up top stages seven 1/3 size pans, big enough to hold bulk cheese and high-turn toppings through a dinner rush, while the 19 1/4 inch deep cutting board in front gives you room to stretch, sauce, and dress a pie without leaving the station, and the 16 cubic foot base below keeps backup stock behind two solid stainless steel doors on a 59-inch footprint. Rather than hanging the condensing unit off the back of the cabinet, this design parks it in a slim column beside the doors, where the whole cooling cartridge slides out for service.

Side Mounted Blizzard R290 Cartridge that Swaps without On-Site Brazing

The condensing unit is a side mounted, self-contained Blizzard R290 cartridge that is fully detachable and replaceable in the field with no on-site brazing. Unlike a conventional sealed system repair that can park a prep table out of service while a tech opens the refrigerant circuit, a cartridge swap gets the station back to work the same visit. The 1/3 HP cartridge runs natural R290 refrigerant with zero ozone depletion potential and a global warming potential of three, and the unit arrives pre-wired and ready to plug in on a standard 115V circuit.

Electronically commutated fan motors pull the cabinet down to temperature quickly while drawing less power, and a full-length air duct keeps cold air circulating through the whole unit. The auto defrost cycle starts on a timer and ends on temperature, so it runs only as long as the coil needs. A self-maintaining condensate pan needs no external drain line or electric heater, the auto-reverse condenser fan supports compressor ventilation and helps keep the condenser coil clean, and pressure relief devices let staff re-open a just-closed door instead of waiting out the vacuum.

Seven 1/3 Size Pans Under a 1/2 In. Foam Insulated Lid

The preparation area holds polycarbonate pans, 6 inches deep, laid out for seven 1/3 size pans in a single row across a 45 1/4 inch top pan area; where a sandwich table splits its rail into small 1/6 size wells, the 1/3 size pans here carry the bulk loads a pizza line burns through, so cheese and pepperoni do not need restocking mid-rush. Cold air from the same full-length duct that chills the base circulates through the top pan area, and the 1/2 inch thick foam insulated lid closes over the rail between rushes to keep the pan area cold and stop moisture build-up. The worktop, lid, and hood are all 16 gauge stainless steel, and a vented stainless steel panel between the pan area and the cabinet below catches food debris before it reaches stored product. Out front, the 19 1/4 inch deep cutting board puts a pie-sized build surface directly under the rail, and it lifts off for cleaning at close.

Two Solid Stainless Steel Doors over a 16 Cu. Ft. Open Interior

The two doors split the opening into a 28 3/4 inch wide main door and a 17 inch companion, both heavy duty stainless steel inside and out and filled with the same 2.5 inch high density polyurethane insulation as the cabinet walls. Both self-close through an adjustable torsion system for a positive seal, the snap-in magnetic gaskets pop out for cleaning or replacement without tools, frame heaters stop exterior moisture build up in humid kitchens, and the recessed handles stay out of the walkway. Inside is one open compartment with no divider wall, four epoxy coated steel wire shelves riding on height adjustable stainless steel clips, heavy duty stainless steel walls with rounded corners, and a galvanized steel bottom and rear. On its four 5 inch swivel casters with locks on the front set, the worktop lands at 34 1/4 inches, the pan rail rim at a low-profile 36 1/4 inches, and the top of the hood at 41 1/4 inches, so the unit rolls out for cleaning and locks in place during service.

Digital Controller that Holds 33°F to 54°F with an Overheat Alarm

A multi-function digital controller with an easy to read LED display ships factory preset at 35°F and adjusts anywhere from 33°F to 54°F. An audible overheat alarm watches the compressor and condenser coil and sounds before a developing problem turns into lost product. Everest backs the unit with 3 year parts and labor, 5 year electrical, and 10 year compressor coverage, supported through its service agent network.

If the stock setup does not match your station, Everest offers a stainless steel double overshelf that adds two raised 57 by 13.5 inch shelves and 31 inches of height, additional shelving for the cabinet, a 3 inch caster assembly in place of the standard 5 inch set, and height adjustable interchangeable legs from 3.5 to 6 inches.

Keep in mind this is a refrigerator-only table holding 33°F to 54°F, so it will not carry frozen product, and the rail tops out at seven 1/3 size pans; compact corners fit the 36-inch EPPR1, while longer topping lineups are better matched by the 71-inch EPPR2 or 93-inch EPPR3 in the same EPP line. Plan the floor space for the deep board as well, since the cabinet runs 36 1/2 inches front to back, the wide main door sweeps to 58 3/4 inches when open, and the hood tops out at 41 1/4 inches. Power is a standard 115V connection drawing 2.5 amps on a 9 foot cord with a NEMA 5-15P plug, so no dedicated circuit is needed.

Features & Benefits

  1. Cold build station for pizzerias and pizza makelines with backup stock below
  2. Stages seven 1/3 size polycarbonate pans, 6 in. deep, cold at the point of assembly
  3. Builds pies on a 19 1/4 in. deep cutting board that lifts off for cleaning
  4. Keeps the top pan area cold under a 1/2 in. thick foam insulated lid
  5. Swaps the entire side mounted Blizzard R290 cartridge in the field without on-site brazing
  6. Stores 16 cu. ft. of backup stock behind two solid self-closing stainless steel doors
  7. Holds product anywhere from 33°F to 54°F on a digital controller preset at 35°F
  8. Catches food debris on a vented stainless steel panel between pan area and cabinet
  9. Cuts energy draw with ECM fan motors and a full-length cold air duct
  10. Defrosts on a time-initiated, temperature-terminated cycle with no operator input
  11. Rolls on four 5 in. swivel casters with locks on the front set
  12. Plugs in pre-wired and ready to run on a 9 ft cord, no electrician needed

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  • Cold build station for pizzerias and pizza makelines with backup stock below
  • Stages seven 1/3 size polycarbonate pans, 6 in. deep, cold at the point of assembly
  • Builds pies on a 19 1/4 in. deep cutting board that lifts off for cleaning
  • Keeps the top pan area cold under a 1/2 in. thick foam insulated lid
  • Swaps the entire side mounted Blizzard R290 cartridge in the field without on-site brazing
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    The Everest Refrigeration EPPSR2 Pizza Prep Table

    The Everest EPPSR2 is the compact two door model in Everest's EPP Series of pizza prep tables, built for pizzerias, pizza makelines, and topping stations that need a longer cold rail than a single door table offers without committing to a 71-inch chassis. The refrigerated rail up top stages seven 1/3 size pans, big enough to hold bulk cheese and high-turn toppings through a dinner rush, while the 19 1/4 inch deep cutting board in front gives you room to stretch, sauce, and dress a pie without leaving the station, and the 16 cubic foot base below keeps backup stock behind two solid stainless steel doors on a 59-inch footprint. Rather than hanging the condensing unit off the back of the cabinet, this design parks it in a slim column beside the doors, where the whole cooling cartridge slides out for service.

    Side Mounted Blizzard R290 Cartridge that Swaps without On-Site Brazing

    The condensing unit is a side mounted, self-contained Blizzard R290 cartridge that is fully detachable and replaceable in the field with no on-site brazing. Unlike a conventional sealed system repair that can park a prep table out of service while a tech opens the refrigerant circuit, a cartridge swap gets the station back to work the same visit. The 1/3 HP cartridge runs natural R290 refrigerant with zero ozone depletion potential and a global warming potential of three, and the unit arrives pre-wired and ready to plug in on a standard 115V circuit.

    Electronically commutated fan motors pull the cabinet down to temperature quickly while drawing less power, and a full-length air duct keeps cold air circulating through the whole unit. The auto defrost cycle starts on a timer and ends on temperature, so it runs only as long as the coil needs. A self-maintaining condensate pan needs no external drain line or electric heater, the auto-reverse condenser fan supports compressor ventilation and helps keep the condenser coil clean, and pressure relief devices let staff re-open a just-closed door instead of waiting out the vacuum.

    Seven 1/3 Size Pans Under a 1/2 In. Foam Insulated Lid

    The preparation area holds polycarbonate pans, 6 inches deep, laid out for seven 1/3 size pans in a single row across a 45 1/4 inch top pan area; where a sandwich table splits its rail into small 1/6 size wells, the 1/3 size pans here carry the bulk loads a pizza line burns through, so cheese and pepperoni do not need restocking mid-rush. Cold air from the same full-length duct that chills the base circulates through the top pan area, and the 1/2 inch thick foam insulated lid closes over the rail between rushes to keep the pan area cold and stop moisture build-up. The worktop, lid, and hood are all 16 gauge stainless steel, and a vented stainless steel panel between the pan area and the cabinet below catches food debris before it reaches stored product. Out front, the 19 1/4 inch deep cutting board puts a pie-sized build surface directly under the rail, and it lifts off for cleaning at close.

    Two Solid Stainless Steel Doors over a 16 Cu. Ft. Open Interior

    The two doors split the opening into a 28 3/4 inch wide main door and a 17 inch companion, both heavy duty stainless steel inside and out and filled with the same 2.5 inch high density polyurethane insulation as the cabinet walls. Both self-close through an adjustable torsion system for a positive seal, the snap-in magnetic gaskets pop out for cleaning or replacement without tools, frame heaters stop exterior moisture build up in humid kitchens, and the recessed handles stay out of the walkway. Inside is one open compartment with no divider wall, four epoxy coated steel wire shelves riding on height adjustable stainless steel clips, heavy duty stainless steel walls with rounded corners, and a galvanized steel bottom and rear. On its four 5 inch swivel casters with locks on the front set, the worktop lands at 34 1/4 inches, the pan rail rim at a low-profile 36 1/4 inches, and the top of the hood at 41 1/4 inches, so the unit rolls out for cleaning and locks in place during service.

    Digital Controller that Holds 33°F to 54°F with an Overheat Alarm

    A multi-function digital controller with an easy to read LED display ships factory preset at 35°F and adjusts anywhere from 33°F to 54°F. An audible overheat alarm watches the compressor and condenser coil and sounds before a developing problem turns into lost product. Everest backs the unit with 3 year parts and labor, 5 year electrical, and 10 year compressor coverage, supported through its service agent network.

    If the stock setup does not match your station, Everest offers a stainless steel double overshelf that adds two raised 57 by 13.5 inch shelves and 31 inches of height, additional shelving for the cabinet, a 3 inch caster assembly in place of the standard 5 inch set, and height adjustable interchangeable legs from 3.5 to 6 inches.

    Keep in mind this is a refrigerator-only table holding 33°F to 54°F, so it will not carry frozen product, and the rail tops out at seven 1/3 size pans; compact corners fit the 36-inch EPPR1, while longer topping lineups are better matched by the 71-inch EPPR2 or 93-inch EPPR3 in the same EPP line. Plan the floor space for the deep board as well, since the cabinet runs 36 1/2 inches front to back, the wide main door sweeps to 58 3/4 inches when open, and the hood tops out at 41 1/4 inches. Power is a standard 115V connection drawing 2.5 amps on a 9 foot cord with a NEMA 5-15P plug, so no dedicated circuit is needed.

    Features & Benefits

    1. Cold build station for pizzerias and pizza makelines with backup stock below
    2. Stages seven 1/3 size polycarbonate pans, 6 in. deep, cold at the point of assembly
    3. Builds pies on a 19 1/4 in. deep cutting board that lifts off for cleaning
    4. Keeps the top pan area cold under a 1/2 in. thick foam insulated lid
    5. Swaps the entire side mounted Blizzard R290 cartridge in the field without on-site brazing
    6. Stores 16 cu. ft. of backup stock behind two solid self-closing stainless steel doors
    7. Holds product anywhere from 33°F to 54°F on a digital controller preset at 35°F
    8. Catches food debris on a vented stainless steel panel between pan area and cabinet
    9. Cuts energy draw with ECM fan motors and a full-length cold air duct
    10. Defrosts on a time-initiated, temperature-terminated cycle with no operator input
    11. Rolls on four 5 in. swivel casters with locks on the front set
    12. Plugs in pre-wired and ready to run on a 9 ft cord, no electrician needed

    Specifications

    Temp TypeRefrigerator
    Temperature Range33°F to 54°F
    Factory Preset Temperature35°F
    Net Capacity (Cu. Ft.)16
    Pan Capacity (Top Rail)(7) 1/3 Size
    PansPolycarbonate, 6" Deep
    Top Pan Area Width45 1/4"
    Lid1/2" Thick, Foam Insulated
    Worktop, Lid and Hood16 Gauge Stainless Steel
    Cutting Board19 1/4" Deep, Removable
    Debris PanelVented Stainless Steel, Between Pan Area and Cabinet
    Door Count2
    Door StyleSwing Solid
    Door Widths28 3/4" and 17"
    Door FeaturesSelf-Closing, Recessed Handles
    Door GasketsSnap-In Magnetic
    Frame HeatersStandard
    Shelves4 Epoxy Coated Steel Wire
    Shelf ClipsHeight Adjustable Stainless Steel
    Interior / Exterior FinishHeavy Duty Stainless Steel, Rounded Corners
    Bottom and RearGalvanized Steel
    Insulation2.5" High Density Polyurethane (Cabinet and Doors)
    Interior LayoutOpen Spaced, No Walls Between Compartments
    RefrigerantR-290
    Compressor HP1/3
    Compressor LocationSide Mount
    Fan MotorsElectronically Commutated (ECM)
    Air CirculationFull-Length Air Duct
    Condenser and Evaporator CoilsLarge Capacity, Corrosion-Resistant
    Condenser FanHigh Performance, Auto-Reverse
    DefrostAuto, Time-Initiated and Temperature-Terminated
    Condensate ManagementSelf-Maintaining Drain Pan, No External Drain or Heater
    Pressure Relief DevicesStandard, For Rapid Cabinet Re-Entry
    Overheat AlarmAudible, Compressor and Condenser Coil
    Power (V-Hz-Ph)115-60-1
    Full Load Amps2.5
    NEMA Plug TypeNEMA 5-15P
    Cord Length9 Ft.
    Feed Wires3 With Ground
    CastersFour 5" Swivel, Locks on Front Set
    Exterior Length59 1/8"
    Exterior Depth36 1/2"
    Depth With Doors Open58 3/4"
    Exterior Height36 1/4"
    Worktop Height (With 5" Casters)34 1/4"
    Overall Height (Top of Hood)41 1/4"
    Crated Weight399 Lbs.
    Optional AccessoriesStainless Steel Double Overshelf (OS27-00, 57" L x 13.5" D x 46" H, Adds 31" of Height), Additional Shelving, 3" Caster Assembly (CASA3-01), 3.5"-6" Interchangeable Legs (AJL03-00)

    Manufacturer's Warranty

    • 10 Year

      Compressor

    • 3 Year

      Labor

    • 3 Year

      Parts

    • 5 Year

      Electrical

    Certifications & Approvals

    • CETLUS
      ETL US & Canada
    • ETLSAN
      ETL Sanitation

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    The Everest Refrigeration EPPSR2 Pizza Prep Table

    About Pizza Prep Tables

    A pizza prep table is a refrigerated workstation with a stainless steel, granite, or marble top, a refrigerated pan rail for ingredients, and refrigerated storage doors or drawers below. Pizzerias, pizza shops, sandwich shops, restaurants, hotel banquet kitchens, and food trucks use them to assemble pizza pies in line with ingredients cold and within reach. The same equipment is also called a refrigerated pizza prep table, pizza prep refrigerator, pizza prep station, or pizza topping station.

    The right pizza prep table depends on three things: counter footprint, pan count, and worktop material. Catalog widths run 44 to 119 inches with 1 to 4 doors and 7.8 to 39.9 cubic feet of refrigerated storage below. Topping rails hold 5 to 15 pans at 1/3 size pan capacity. Stainless steel is the standard worktop. Granite and marble worktop options suit operators who want a cool dense surface for hand-rolling pizza dough. Drawer-configuration units swap one or more doors for stacked drawers to organize prepped ingredients by recipe. Common configurations, buying guidance, and frequent buyer questions follow below.

    Common Types and Configurations

    • Standard refrigerated pizza prep table: Stainless steel worktop with a refrigerated topping rail above and refrigerated door storage below. Catalog units run 44 to 119 inches wide with 1 to 4 doors and 5 to 15 pan capacity. The default format for most pizzerias and pizza shops.
    • Marble worktop pizza prep table: Refrigerated unit with a marble worktop in place of stainless. Marble holds cool temperature on the surface, which helps when hand-rolling pizza dough that would otherwise warm and stick. Catalog marble units run 60 inch widths with single or dual marble surfaces.
    • Granite top pizza prep table: Refrigerated unit with a granite worktop. Granite resists scratches from pizza wheels and dough scrapers and gives the same cool-surface benefit as marble at a different price point. Catalog units run 59 to 80 inches wide with 2 to 3 doors.
    • Refrigerated glass topping rail pizza prep: Topping rail uses refrigerated tempered glass instead of a stainless steel overshelf. Lets customers and chefs see the topping mise en place at the counter. Suited to display-front pizza counters and open-kitchen layouts.
    • Pizza prep table with drawers: One or more doors replaced with stacked refrigerated drawers (2-drawer, 4-drawer, 6-drawer, or 8-drawer configurations). Drawers let the operator separate prepped ingredients by recipe or service period. Catalog drawer counts run 2, 4, 6, and 8 across multiple base widths.
    • Multi-section pizza prep table: Two or three independently refrigerated sections under one cabinet, with a neutral storage zone in between for ambient ingredients. Suited to pizzerias that prep multiple dough types or mix pizza prep with charcuterie ingredients on the same line.
    • Pizza dough retarder with prep top: Refrigerated dough retarder with a working top above. Slower-temperature variant tuned to hold proofed dough at a stable cold-retard temperature for next-day service. Common in artisan and Neapolitan pizzerias running cold-fermentation programs.
    • Premium and competitor sub-series: Catalog includes multiple manufacturer sub-series with reinforced cabinet construction, R290 hydrocarbon refrigeration, or specific drawer and pan-count configurations. See Shop by Brand below for the full brand list.

    What to Look at Before You Buy

    • Counter footprint: Catalog widths run 44, 47-50, 60, 67-72, 80, 92-96, and 119 inches. Match width to counter run, factor in clearance for the cutting board cantilever, and confirm aisle width for full door swing. The 44 inch unit is the smallest pizzeria-grade format; the 119 inch unit covers a full pizza line in one cabinet.
    • Door count and section count: One door fits small pizzerias and food trucks. Two doors fit mid-volume pizza shops. Three doors fit high-volume pizzerias with broader topping menus. Four doors fit chain-style lines and commissaries.
    • Pan count and pan size: Catalog topping rails hold 5 to 15 pans. Most use 1/3 GN size 6 inch deep pans. Match pan count to topping variety: 5 to 6 pans for a focused menu, 8 to 9 pans for mid-variety, 12 to 15 pans for full topping bars.
    • Worktop material: Stainless steel is fastest to clean and the lowest cost. Marble holds the coolest surface temperature for hand-rolling dough and reads as premium in front-of-house pizzerias. Granite resists scratches from pizza wheels and gives most of the cool-surface benefit of marble at a different price.
    • Drawer vs door configuration: Doors give faster top-to-bottom access to bulk prep. Drawers separate prepped ingredients by recipe or service period and reduce reach time on a busy line. Drawer counts run 2, 4, 6, and 8 in the catalog.
    • Refrigerated topping rail style: Standard stainless steel overshelf is the most common. Refrigerated glass topping rail lets customers see the ingredients (good for display-front pizzerias) at a premium over standard rail.
    • Refrigerant and electrical: R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant on select catalog units lowers GWP versus legacy refrigerants. Confirm electrical service at the install location. Most units run 115V single-phase; larger units run 208 or 220V.
    • Cleaning access: Removable pan rails, accessible door gaskets, and easy-clean stainless interiors matter for daily wash-down. Confirm tool-free pan removal and gasket replacement on units that run continuously during long pizzeria shifts.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is a pizza prep table used for?

    A pizza prep table is a refrigerated workstation where the pizza maker assembles pies. The refrigerated topping rail at the back holds prepped ingredients (cheese, pepperoni, vegetables, sauces) within arm's reach, kept cold for food safety. The work surface in front gives a cool stainless, granite, or marble area for hand-rolling and shaping the dough. The refrigerated cabinet below stores backup dough balls, bulk cheese, and pre-cut toppings. Pizzerias, pizza shops, sandwich shops, hotel banquet kitchens, and food trucks use them as the central assembly station for pizza, calzones, stromboli, and flatbread service.

    What is the difference between a pizza prep table and a sandwich prep table?

    The two formats are mechanically similar (refrigerated topping rail, cold work surface, refrigerated cabinet below) but tuned for different products. A pizza prep table has a deeper cabinet for larger dough balls and bulk pizza ingredients. It often has a deeper cutting board for hand-rolling dough. Many pizza prep tables also use a granite or marble worktop tuned to keeping dough cool during shaping. A sandwich prep table has a shallower cabinet sized for sandwich-portion ingredients, a smaller cutting board, and a standard stainless steel worktop. Pizza shops typically buy pizza prep tables; sandwich shops, delis, and salad bars buy sandwich prep tables. Pizzerias that also run a sandwich menu often choose a wider pizza prep table that accommodates both.

    What size pizza prep table do I need (44, 60, 67, 93, or 119 inches)?

    Match width to pizza-line throughput and topping variety. A 44 to 48 inch unit suits small pizzerias, single-station food trucks, and pizza counters running a focused menu with 6 pans of toppings. A 60 to 67 inch unit suits mid-volume pizzerias with 8 to 9 pans and a broader topping menu. A 72 to 93 inch unit suits high-volume pizza shops and full-service restaurants running 12 pans of toppings across multiple pizza styles. A 119 inch unit covers a full chain-style pizza line in a single cabinet, with 15 pans and 4 refrigerated sections. For pizzerias running cold-fermented dough, choose a unit with extra cabinet depth or a dedicated dough retarder section.

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    Product Features

    1. Cold build station for pizzerias and pizza makelines with backup stock below
    2. Stages seven 1/3 size polycarbonate pans, 6 in. deep, cold at the point of assembly
    3. Builds pies on a 19 1/4 in. deep cutting board that lifts off for cleaning
    4. Keeps the top pan area cold under a 1/2 in. thick foam insulated lid
    5. Swaps the entire side mounted Blizzard R290 cartridge in the field without on-site brazing
    6. Stores 16 cu. ft. of backup stock behind two solid self-closing stainless steel doors
    7. Holds product anywhere from 33°F to 54°F on a digital controller preset at 35°F
    8. Catches food debris on a vented stainless steel panel between pan area and cabinet
    9. Cuts energy draw with ECM fan motors and a full-length cold air duct
    10. Defrosts on a time-initiated, temperature-terminated cycle with no operator input
    11. Rolls on four 5 in. swivel casters with locks on the front set
    12. Plugs in pre-wired and ready to run on a 9 ft cord, no electrician needed

    Specifications

    Temp TypeRefrigerator
    Temperature Range33°F to 54°F
    Factory Preset Temperature35°F
    Net Capacity (Cu. Ft.)16
    Pan Capacity (Top Rail)(7) 1/3 Size
    PansPolycarbonate, 6" Deep
    Top Pan Area Width45 1/4"
    Lid1/2" Thick, Foam Insulated
    Worktop, Lid and Hood16 Gauge Stainless Steel
    Cutting Board19 1/4" Deep, Removable
    Debris PanelVented Stainless Steel, Between Pan Area and Cabinet
    Door Count2
    Door StyleSwing Solid
    Door Widths28 3/4" and 17"
    Door FeaturesSelf-Closing, Recessed Handles
    Door GasketsSnap-In Magnetic
    Frame HeatersStandard
    Shelves4 Epoxy Coated Steel Wire
    Shelf ClipsHeight Adjustable Stainless Steel
    Interior / Exterior FinishHeavy Duty Stainless Steel, Rounded Corners
    Bottom and RearGalvanized Steel
    Insulation2.5" High Density Polyurethane (Cabinet and Doors)
    Interior LayoutOpen Spaced, No Walls Between Compartments
    RefrigerantR-290
    Compressor HP1/3
    Compressor LocationSide Mount
    Fan MotorsElectronically Commutated (ECM)
    Air CirculationFull-Length Air Duct
    Condenser and Evaporator CoilsLarge Capacity, Corrosion-Resistant
    Condenser FanHigh Performance, Auto-Reverse
    DefrostAuto, Time-Initiated and Temperature-Terminated
    Condensate ManagementSelf-Maintaining Drain Pan, No External Drain or Heater
    Pressure Relief DevicesStandard, For Rapid Cabinet Re-Entry
    Overheat AlarmAudible, Compressor and Condenser Coil
    Power (V-Hz-Ph)115-60-1
    Full Load Amps2.5
    NEMA Plug TypeNEMA 5-15P
    Cord Length9 Ft.
    Feed Wires3 With Ground
    CastersFour 5" Swivel, Locks on Front Set
    Exterior Length59 1/8"
    Exterior Depth36 1/2"
    Depth With Doors Open58 3/4"
    Exterior Height36 1/4"
    Worktop Height (With 5" Casters)34 1/4"
    Overall Height (Top of Hood)41 1/4"
    Crated Weight399 Lbs.
    Optional AccessoriesStainless Steel Double Overshelf (OS27-00, 57" L x 13.5" D x 46" H, Adds 31" of Height), Additional Shelving, 3" Caster Assembly (CASA3-01), 3.5"-6" Interchangeable Legs (AJL03-00)

    Manufacturer's Warranty

      10 year

      Compressor

      3 year

      Labor

      3 year

      Parts

      5 year

      Electrical

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