Holiday Special Everest Egc50 49-1/2" Black Solid Slide Lid Glass And Plate Chiller  Pro Version [m9MiQeBv]

Black Solid Slide Lid Glass and Plate Chiller

Introducing the Everest EGC50 49-1/2" Black Solid Slide Lid Glass and Plate Chiller, a versatile and stylish solution for your food preservation needs. This top-of-the-line chiller boasts a sleek black design with a solid slide lid, making it a perfect addition to any kitchen or bar. With its advanced cooling technology and durable construction, the EGC50 ensures your glasses and plates are kept at the ideal temperature, ready for any occasion.

Product Specifications and Features

The Everest EGC50 is built to last with its heavy-duty stainless steel countertop, rail, and legs, providing robust support and a lasting impression. The countertop is made from high-quality 16-gauge stainless steel, ensuring durability and easy maintenance. The interior is crafted from galvanized steel, offering excellent durability and resistance to corrosion. The chiller is insulated with 1 3/4" thick high-density foamed-in-place polyurethane, ensuring efficient and reliable cooling. Additional features include a slide-out condensing unit for convenient repair and maintenance, and a forced-air cooling system with oversized evaporator fan motors for balanced airflow and faster temperature drop.

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Everest EGC50 is designed to enhance your daily operations and improve the overall dining experience. Whether you're serving drinks at a bar, hosting a dinner party, or managing a commercial kitchen, this chiller is a must-have. Its two levels of epoxy coated wire shelves provide ample space for glasses and plates, while the easy glide and removable lids offer easy access and convenience. The energy-efficient condensate drain pan assembly, heated by a high-side copper tube, ensures minimal maintenance and optimal performance. With a comprehensive 3-year parts and labor warranty, and a 5-year compressor warranty, you can trust in the durability and reliability of the Everest EGC50.