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Metro C5 9 Series Full-Height Pass-Thru Controlled Humidity Heated Holding and Proofing Cabinet with Solid & Glass Dutch Doors, 17 Pan Capacity, 120V

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Metro C5 9 Series Full-Height Pass-Thru Controlled Humidity Heated Holding and Proofing Cabinet with Solid & Glass Dutch Doors, 17 Pan Capacity, 120VMetro C5 9 Series Full Height Pass Thru Controlled Humidity Heated Holding and Proofing Cabinet with Solid & Glass Dutch Doors, 17 Pan Capacity, 120V Universal Wire Slides, Stainless Steel, 5 Inch Casters Keep hot food at ideal temperature and humidity with precise touch screen control and a high capacity full height pass thru design. Maintains uniform temperature and actual relative humidity for reliable holding and proofing. Full height pass thru

Metro C5 9 Series Full-Height Pass-Thru Controlled Humidity Heated Holding and Proofing Cabinet with Solid & Glass Dutch Doors, 17 Pan Capacity, 120V

Universal Wire Slides, Stainless Steel, 5-Inch Casters

Keep hot food at ideal temperature and humidity with precise touch-screen control and a high-capacity full-height pass-thru design.

  • Maintains uniform temperature and actual relative humidity for reliable holding and proofing.
  • Full-height pass-thru cabinet with one solid dutch door and one glass dutch door for easy access.
  • Holds up to 17 full-size 18" x 26" pans or 34 smaller pans on universal wire slides.
  • 6.8" touch-screen controls include menu presets, programmable timers, auto-start, alarms, and HACCP data logging.
  • Insulated stainless steel construction with top-mounted heat, 4-gallon water reservoir, and 5" casters for mobility.
  • Built for commercial hot food holding applications with 120V, 12-amp operation and a NEMA 5-15P plug.
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