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Atosa CTD-3S 3 Cu.Ft with Display Panel Countertop Merchandisers is a compact and handy equipment unit built for commercial aims. It will be perfect for your cafeteria, pizzeria, convenience store, or other small and medium food service establishment. This merchandiser is certified for bottled beverages and packed products.
| SKU | CTD-3S |
| Manufacturer | Atosa |
| Weight (Lbs) | 70 |
| Units of measure | EA |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type Filter | Merchandiser |
The unit has durable stainless steel housing distinguished by its resistance to corrosion and dents. That ensures long-lasting performance for years. Compact design and leveling legs allow conveniently placing this merchandiser on the counter. Shelves with PVC coating are easily removable for cleaning and can be located where you need.
Boasting black exterior and white interior complemented with bright LED lighting, the item provides an attractive presentation of products inside. LED illumination is more energy-efficient compared to fluorescents as it produces less heat.
Atosa CTD-3S merchandiser uses eco-friendly R600a refrigerant also known as CareВ® 10, which is an ideal solution for reducing environmental impact. Due to its superior thermodynamic performance, it is widely used for commercial refrigeration systems.
Flexible gaskets with magnetic strips, which are NSF approved, provide secure seal keeping the cold in. For added comfort, the door is equipped with a recessed handle and safety lock.
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