Everest Commercial 37" Horizontal Open Air Display Merchandiser - EOMH-36-B-35-S
Our Open Air Merchandisers conform to NSF 7 Type II and are built to withstand 80F ambient temperature - higher than most brands out on the market today. The open, no-door format is made possible by advanced Cold Air Technology that deflects hot ambient air out of the shelf area while trapping cold air inside. The built-in, retractable night curtain is a standard feature that provides extra security and improved energy efficiency when the unit is not in active use. Available in vertical and horizontal styles and various sizes to match any space. Equipped with the Blizzard R290 system, a fully self-contained and detachable condensing unit that uses natural, environmentally friendly, EPA-compliant R290 refrigerant with zero (0) Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) and three (3) Global Warming Potential (GWP). Blizzard R290 is easily replaceable and requires no on-site brazing.
The evaporator coils and condenser are large capacities and corrosion-resistant. The fan motors are electronically commutated and can achieve rapid cooling with less energy consumption. There is also shielded LED bar lighting, located under shelves and the canopy, which provides high color illumination with low heat output. The factory preset temperature is 35°F. The two-tier shelf riser is removable.
The condensate drain is self-maintaining, and will not require any external drains. In addition, the drain is energy efficient, it won't need any electric heaters either. There are four 5" swivel casters, with locks on the front set, as well as leg stabilizers. The cabinet and door are insulated with high-density polyurethane. The included NEMA 5-15P is pre-wired and ready to plug. This product is not to be installed in direct sunlight.
All-In-One Slide-Out Cooling Cartridge
Blizzard R290 Is the latest innovation in refrigeration technology. Patented by Everest. This all-in-one eco-friendly and easy to install condensing unit will surely blow away the competition.
The Blizzard uses R290, a natural, climate-friendly, hydrocarbon refrigerant with zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) and low Global Warming Potential (GWP). It"â„¢s an effective alternative to hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) based refrigerants. Without harmful effects on the environment. Blizzard and all Everest equipment meet the daily energy consumption standards of the U.S. Department of Energy & Environment Protection Agency.
Features
- Bottom Mounted Condensing Unit
- Refrigerant: R290
- Capacity: 5.6 Cubic Feet
- Interior Material: Heavy Duty Stainless Steel
- Top, Bottom, and Rear Material: Galvanized Steel
- (EVM) Evaporator Fan Motors
- 2-1/2" Polyurethane Insulated Cabinet
- (4) 5" Swivel Casters with Locks on the front set
- High-Performance Condenser Fans
- Integrated Night Curtain
- Front Air Intake/Rear Air Discharge
- Overheat Protection Alarm
- Average Product Temp: 40°F or less
- Preset Temperature: 35°F
- NEMA 5-20P
- NSF-7: Type II
- ETL
- Electric: 115v/60/1ph
What Our Experts Think
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37" horizontal open air display merchandiser with sleek black exterior.
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Open top design enhances visibility and boosts impulse sales.
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15+ cu. ft. refrigerated capacity ideal for beverages, snacks, and packaged foods.
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LED lighting ensures bright, attractive product presentation.
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Perfect for supermarkets, delis, and grab-and-go stations.
Q&A
Q: What is the storage capacity?
A: Over 15 cu. ft. of horizontal refrigerated display space.
Q: What makes this merchandiser stand out?
A: Open air design with LED lighting for maximum product visibility.
Q: Who should use this model?
A: Ideal for grocery stores, cafes, convenience shops, and grab-and-go setups.
Q: Is it energy efficient?
A: Yes, built with efficient refrigeration and LED lighting.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean condenser coils regularly for reliable performance.
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Wipe interior and exterior surfaces daily.
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Ensure proper airflow around unit for consistent cooling.
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Replace LED lights if dim or malfunctioning.
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Schedule preventive maintenance to extend equipment life.
