Everest ESR2 49 5/8" Two Door Reach-In Refrigerator – 48 Cu. Ft.
The Everest ESR2 is a commercial-grade two-door reach-in refrigerator designed for restaurants, cafés, bakeries, foodservice operations, and other commercial kitchens requiring dependable refrigerated storage. With 48 cu. ft. of capacity, six adjustable shelves, and a durable stainless-steel interior and exterior, the ESR2 provides substantial cold-storage capacity while maintaining a footprint under 50 inches wide.
Its top-mounted Blizzard R290 refrigeration system uses environmentally friendly R290 refrigerant and a detachable condensing unit designed for easier servicing without on-site brazing. ECM fan motors, a full-length air duct, automatic defrost, and a self-maintaining condensate drain system help provide efficient and consistent operation in demanding commercial environments.
Key Features
- 48 cu. ft. refrigerated storage capacity
- Two solid stainless-steel doors
- Heavy-duty stainless-steel interior and exterior
- 6 epoxy-coated steel wire shelves
- Top-mounted Blizzard R290 refrigeration system
- Digital temperature controller with LED display
- Temperature range: 33°F–54°F
- Automatic defrost system
- Energy-efficient LED interior lighting
- Self-closing doors with adjustable torsion system
- Snap-in magnetic door gaskets for easier cleaning and replacement
- Recessed door handles
- Pre-installed door locks
- Field-reversible doors
- Four 5" swivel casters with locks on the front set
- 2.5" high-density polyurethane insulation
Specifications
Model: ESR2
Type: Commercial Reach-In Refrigerator
Capacity: 48 Cu. Ft.
Doors: 2 Solid Doors
Shelves: 6
Exterior Dimensions: 49.625"W × 31.625"D × 74.25"H
Electrical: 115V / 60Hz / 1 Phase
Amperage: 3.8A
Plug: NEMA 5-15P
Cord Length: 9 ft.
Refrigerant: R290
Compressor: 1/4+ HP
BTU/HR: 1,926
Crated Weight: 401 lbs.
Warranty
- 3-Year Parts & Labor Warranty
- 5-Year Electrical Components Warranty
- 10-Year Compressor Warranty
Shipping
FREE Freight Shipping
Free standard freight shipping is included. Commercial equipment deliveries are generally curbside. Customers should inspect equipment for freight damage upon delivery and note any visible damage before accepting the shipment.