Howard-McCray 30E Series 51-Inch Self-Contained Rear-Loading Open Merchandiser Refrigerator with Stainless Steel Interior and Exterior
Howard-McCray 30E Series 51-Inch Self-Contained Rear-Loading Open Merchandiser Refrigerator with Stainless Steel Interior and Exterior
3 rows of LED lighted shelves, hinged rear doors, and removable ends for continuous line-ups
This self-contained 51-inch merchandiser delivers bright, high-visibility refrigerated display with durable stainless steel construction and easy rear loading access.
- 51-inch self-contained open merchandiser designed for refrigerated grab-and-go displays.
- Stainless steel exterior and interior provide durability and a clean presentation.
- Three rows of LED lighted shelving and top lighting improve product visibility.
- Hinged rear access doors and removable ends support easy stocking and continuous line-ups.
- Electronic controls with automatic air defrost help maintain balanced temperatures.
- Ships with cord and NEMA 5-20P plug; drain connection is required.
Overall Dimensions:
51.0"W x 33.5"D x 72.0"HProduct Weight:
640.0 lbSelf-Contained Refrigeration System
Built-in refrigeration with an R448A expansion valve system and hermetic unit simplifies installation.
Stainless Steel Construction
Stainless steel exterior and interior support durability and easy cleaning.
LED Merchandising Lighting
Full-length top lighting and three rows of LED lighted shelving improve product visibility.
Hinged Rear Access Doors
Rear access doors make stocking and service easier from behind the case.
Endless Line-Up Design
Removable ends allow the case to be placed in continuous display runs.
Electronic Controls with Automatic Air Defrost
Electronic control system helps maintain balanced temperatures while automatic air defrost reduces maintenance.
1-Inch Bumper
Adds protection in high-traffic merchandising environments.
Drain Required
The case is equipped with drains and must be connected according to local building codes.
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