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Elements ERR4828 48-Inch Countertop Refrigerated Rear-Mount Full-Service Deli Merchandiser

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Elements ERR4828 48-Inch Countertop Refrigerated Rear-Mount Full-Service Deli MerchandiserElements ERR4828 48 Inch Countertop Refrigerated Rear Mount Full Service Deli Merchandiser Self Contained, 12. 5 Cu. Ft., Slanted Front Glass, 120V A compact 48 inch refrigerated merchandiser that keeps packaged products cold, visible, and ready for service with bright LED lighting and rear access. 48 inch countertop full service merchandiser for packaged refrigerated products. Rear mounted, self contained refrigeration with a condensate evaporator

Elements ERR4828 48-Inch Countertop Refrigerated Rear-Mount Full-Service Deli Merchandiser

Self-Contained, 12.5 Cu. Ft., Slanted Front Glass, 120V

A compact 48-inch refrigerated merchandiser that keeps packaged products cold, visible, and ready for service with bright LED lighting and rear access.

  • 48-inch countertop full-service merchandiser for packaged refrigerated products.
  • Rear-mounted, self-contained refrigeration with a condensate evaporator and R290 refrigerant.
  • Tempered thermopane front glass, removable sliding rear doors, and solid end panels.
  • Two tiers of adjustable black wire shelves with tilt positions for flexible display.
  • 3500K LED top light and shelf lights improve product visibility.
  • Maintains an average case temperature of 38°F to 40°F and includes a cord-and-plug connection.
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