Stop sacrificing display clarity for capacity. This stainless steel full-service curved glass deli case delivers consistent refrigeration, efficient service access, and a clean presentation for deli counters, cafeterias, and hospitality operations. Engineered for continuous use, the unit operates on 115 volts and utilizes R-290 refrigerant in a self-contained system to maintain product integrity over extended service periods.
LongDescription#@#NA#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Unplug the unit before cleaning. Remove food and sliding doors, then wash the interior with mild detergent and warm water using a soft cloth. Clean condenser coils with a soft brush; check coils monthly for efficiency. Degrease exterior surfaces and curved glass with non-abrasive cleaner, rinse, and dry. Sanitize food-contact surfaces with an approved sanitizer per CSA or local guidelines. Inspect door seals and shelves; replace damaged parts to prevent energy loss and breakdowns.#@@#Additional Info#@#The True TCGG-72-HC-LD curved glass deli case measures 72.25" W, 35.25" D, and 47.75" H. It uses 115v, 60 Hz, 1-Ph, and draws 16 amps. The R-290 refrigeration supports full-service display with two sliding-door shelves.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
Stop sacrificing display clarity for capacity. This stainless steel full-service curved glass deli case delivers consistent refrigeration, efficient service access, and a clean presentation for deli counters, cafeterias, and hospitality operations. Engineered for continuous use, the unit operates on 115 volts and utilizes R-290 refrigerant in a self-contained system to maintain product integrity over extended service periods.
#@@# Front-Loading Access#@#
Engineers designed sliding doors to enable rapid restocking and full-service handling while minimizing cold air loss. Technicians can perform routine maintenance through the rear access, allowing staff to keep the front display uninterrupted and operations steady.
#@@# Curved Glass Display#@#
Curved glass provides unobstructed sightlines and reduces glare for customers while supporting hygienic separation between patrons and products. Designers selected tempered glass to resist impact and maintain clarity even under heavy traffic conditions.
#@@# Efficient Refrigeration#@#
The self-contained refrigeration system uses R-290 refrigerant and a gravity coil configuration to deliver stable temperatures with a lower charge volume. Operators benefit from reduced energy consumption and simpler installation compared to remote systems.
#@@# Capacity And Dimensions#@#
At 72.25 inches wide with a depth of 35.25 inches and a height of 47.75 inches, the case fits standard counter footprints while maximizing display area. Planners can estimate layout and throughput accurately with the unit weight of 765 pounds and NEMA 5-20P electrical connection.
#@@# Service Configuration#@#
The full-service design accommodates staff-side access for portioning and service speed, while two internal shelves provide organized staging and product separation. Managers can maintain product rotation efficiently and present a layered assortment without overstocking the base.
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#Upon confirmation of completed payment, Culinary Depot will ship/deliver the True TCGG-72-HC-LD Delis Case.#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Inspect condenser coils weekly and remove dust with a brush and vacuum to maintain cooling efficiency. Clean interior surfaces with a mild detergent solution and soft cloth; rinse and dry thoroughly to prevent residue. Replace door gaskets at first sign of cracking to preserve seal integrity. Verify refrigerant R-290 operation and electrical connections (115 volts, 60 Hz, NEMA 5-20P) monthly; tighten terminals and check amperage (16 amps).
