Key specifications
- Amps
- 5.0 Amps
- Phase
- 1-Phase
- Dimensions
- 40.0"W × 32.0"D × 42.5"H
- Type
- Milk Case Cooler
- Style
- Single Access
- Installation Type
- Floor Model
Spec sheet
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Specifications
Description
The Delfield NLFACP-8 is a self-contained milk case cooler with single-access air curtain cooling and capacity for eight milk crates.
- Capacity: 12.6 cu. ft. for eight 13 in. x 13 in. x 10.5 in. milk crates.
- Construction: 20-gauge stainless steel interior and 18-gauge stainless steel exterior.
- Access: Two black ABS hinged lids with locks.
- Refrigeration: Self-contained R290 refrigeration with two evaporator coils.
- Mobility: Four 5 in. casters, including two locking casters.
- Electrical: 115 Volts, 5.0 Amps, 60 Hz, single phase, with a NEMA 5-15P plug.
Overall Dimensions:
40.0"W x 32.0"D x 42.5"HProduct Weight:
401.0 lbSingle-Access Air Curtain
The single-access opening uses an air curtain design to support refrigerated storage.
Crate Storage
Holds eight 13 in. x 13 in. x 10.5 in. milk crates within a 12.6 cu. ft. cabinet.
Stainless Steel Construction
The cabinet has a 20-gauge stainless steel interior and an 18-gauge stainless steel exterior.
Hinged Lids
Two black ABS hinged lids provide access and include locks.
R290 Refrigeration
The self-contained refrigeration system uses R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant and two evaporator coils.
Temperature Control
The refrigerated temperature range is 36°F to 40°F.
Caster Mobility
Four 5 in. casters support mobility, with two locking casters.
Electrical Connection
The unit operates at 115 Volts, 5.0 Amps, 60 Hz, single phase, with a NEMA 5-15P plug.
Documentation
Certifications & Compliance
Frequently Asked Questions
This ships by freight truck on a pallet, not by a parcel carrier. The carrier calls ahead to set a delivery window, and an adult 18 or older must be there to receive, inspect and sign for it.
The driver brings it to the back of the truck, or lowers it to the ground with liftgate service. They don’t bring it inside, so plan for a pallet jack or two people to move it from the curb.
- Count every piece against the delivery receipt.
- Check every side for crushed corners, torn wrap, punctures, water stains or a tipped unit.
- Photograph the freight on the truck before it’s moved.
- If you see any damage, even cosmetic, write “DAMAGED” and what you see on the receipt before you sign.
Your shipping email has the exact instructions for your order. Questions at the door? Call us at (888) 307-5030.
Keep all the packaging, photograph the damage and the packaging, and tell us within 5 business days of delivery. Reply to your shipping email with the photos or call (888) 307-5030.
If the driver won’t wait while you inspect, write “Received – pending inspection. Driver would not wait.” with the date and time on the receipt, then inspect right away and report any damage within 24 hours.
Book your installer only after the carrier gives you a firm delivery appointment. Freight dates can move, and installer trips lost to a late truck aren’t reimbursable.
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