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Hoshizaki CR49A Steelheart Undercounter & Worktop RefrigerationHoshizaki Steelheart CR49A 49" Refrigerated Chef Base Low profile, two drawer equipment stand with 1,000 lb worktop load Combine heavy duty cold storage with a rock solid platform for countertop cooking equipment. The Steelheart CR49A keeps ingredients safely chilled in the harshest kitchen conditions while its 16 gauge stainless top and integrated ceramic heat shield stand up to the heat above. Key benefits 16 ga stainless steel top with marine edges
Hoshizaki Steelheart CR49A – 49" Refrigerated Chef Base
Low-profile, two-drawer equipment stand with 1,000 lb worktop loadCombine heavy-duty cold storage with a rock-solid platform for countertop cooking equipment. The Steelheart CR49A keeps ingredients safely chilled in the harshest kitchen conditions while its 16-gauge stainless top and integrated ceramic heat shield stand up to the heat above.
Key benefits
- 16 ga stainless steel top with marine edges and drip guards – prevents spills and maximizes surface area.
- Integrated ceramic heat shield protects product from char-broilers, griddles and more.
- Two self-closing drawers each hold (2) 12" × 20" × 6" pans plus (1) ½-size long 6" pan*.
- Solid-state digital controller with LED read-out, hi/low temp alarms, °F/°C toggle.
- Energy-saving, front-breathing side-mounted refrigeration charged with eco-friendly R290.
- E-coated evaporator, automatic hot-gas condensate removal & 2" foamed-in insulation for long service life.
- 1,000 lb top load rating; 250 lb drawer slide rating – built for heavy equipment and fully loaded pans.
- (4) 4" locking casters and 10 ft cord with NEMA 5-15P plug make installation a breeze.
- cETLus & ETL-Sanitation listed; optional 7-year parts/labor/compressor warranty available.
Technical specifications
| Model | CR49A (Steelheart Series) |
|---|---|
| Sections / Drawers | 1 section / 2 drawers |
| Exterior Dims (W × D × H) | 49" × 33.25" × 27" (incl. bumper & 4" casters) |
| Work surface height | 26" |
| Interior capacity | 10.6 ft³ (9.52 ft³ AHAM) |
| Top load rating | 1,000 lb |
| Drawer pan capacity | Each drawer: (2) full-size 6" pans & (1) ½-size long 6" pan |
| Temperature range | 32 – 52 °F set-point; certified to hold 33 – 41 °F in 100 °F ambient |
| Refrigeration | Side-mount, self-contained, 1/5 HP compressor, R290 (3.5 oz charge) |
| Electrical | 115 V / 60 Hz / 1-phase, 2.7 A, NEMA 5-15P |
| Energy consumption | 2.1 kWh / day (NSF-7) |
| Certifications | cETLus, ETL-Sanitation, Natural Refrigerant |
| Included | (4) 4" locking casters, removable stainless end panel for service access |
Built for the real-world kitchen
- Front-breathing condenser allows zero side clearance and lets you line up multiple units.
- Snap-in magnetic drawer gaskets pop out for sanitizing – no tools required.
- Finger cut-outs in rails make lifting hot or cold pans quick and safe.
- Life-tested drawer slides (300k cycles) glide on acetal rollers – no metal-to-metal wear.
*Food pans shown for reference only and are not included. If a GFCI is required, use a GFCI breaker in place of a receptacle per manufacturer guidelines.
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