Atosa CTD-3ST Countertop Merchandiser with Lighted Top Display (2.4 Cu. Ft.)

Brand: Atosa
Part Number: CTD-3ST
Price: $631.00 List Price: $875.00

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The Atosa CTD-3ST Countertop Merchandiser is a compact glass-door cooler built to sit on a counter near checkout, a coffee bar, or a deli case, where floor space is already spoken for. It pairs a lighted top display panel for your own graphics with a clear glass door, so cold drinks and snacks catch a customer's eye before they even walk up.

Highlights

  • The magnetic door gasket keeps a tight seal so the compressor doesn't have to work overtime.
  • It uses eco-friendly R600a refrigerant, and the compressor carries its own 5-year warranty separate from the 1-year unit warranty.
  • An electronic temperature controller holds the cabinet between 35 and 38 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • The recessed handle and lock keep the glass door secure, and the unit is ETL listed for US and Canadian safety compliance.
  • It plugs into a standard 115V outlet with the included 5-foot cord and NEMA 5-15 plug, no dedicated circuit required.
  • At 64 pounds net weight, two people can easily set it on a checkout counter without special equipment.

Lighted Top Display Panel on the Atosa CTD-3ST

The top of the cabinet holds a backlit panel sized for your own artwork, a drink brand's graphics, or a rotating promo sign. It's wired straight into the unit, so the panel lights up the moment the cooler is plugged in, pulling attention to the case from across the room.

Countertop Merchandiser Cooling and Storage

Behind the double-pane glass door, the CTD-3ST holds 2.4 cubic feet of chilled space. The door has a magnetic gasket, a recessed handle, and a lock, and it closes on its own so it doesn't get left open by accident. Two removable, PVC-coated wire shelves split the interior for cans, bottles, or snack boxes, and LED interior lighting keeps everything visible even when the graphic panel up top is dark. An electronic controller holds the cabinet between 35 and 38 degrees F, and the R600a refrigerant is the same eco-friendly gas Atosa uses across its merchandiser lineup.

Atosa CTD-3ST Countertop Cooler Specifications

  • Exterior dimensions: 18-1/8" W x 18-1/2" D x 33" H
  • Interior dimensions: 14-1/2" W x 13" D x 22" H
  • Capacity: 2.4 cu. ft.
  • Net weight: 64 lb (70 lb shipping weight)
  • Electrical: 115V/60Hz/1-phase, 1.0A, 1/8 HP
  • Power cord: 5' with NEMA 5-15 plug
  • Warranty: 1-year parts and labor, 5-year compressor
  • Certification: ETL Listed

Setting Up the CTD-3ST Countertop Merchandiser

Because it's built for a counter instead of the floor, the CTD-3ST doesn't need a dedicated circuit or a floor drain. Level the feet, plug the 5-foot cord into a standard 115V outlet, and it's running. At 64 pounds net, two people can move and place it without any special equipment.

Dimensions: 18-1/8" W x 18-1/2" D x 33" H. Capacity: 3 Cu. Ft. Features: Lighted Top Display Panel.

Specifications

Capacity2.4 Cu. Ft.
Net Weight64 lb
Gross Weight70 lb
Voltage115V/60Hz/1 Phase
Amps1.0 A
HP1/8 HP
Temperature Range35 to 38 F
RefrigerantR600a
Doors1
Shelves2 (PVC-coated wire, removable)
Warranty1-Year Parts and Labor, 5-Year Compressor
CertificationETL Listed
Product Width18.13 in
Product Length18.5 in
Product Height33 in
Product Weight64 lb

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