Blue Air BGF49W-HC 54" Two Glass Door Merchandiser Freezer, White, 49 cu. ft.

It is a genuine merchandiser freezer, rated -10°F to 5°F rather than the 33°F to 39°F band a glass door refrigerator works in. That range is deep enough for hard ice cream, novelties, frozen dough and packaged entrées displayed behind glass. Each of the two sections has its own 1/2 HP self-contained system, and a digital control and monitor shows the temperature on a front display so staff never have to open a door to check it.

No. Despite carrying two compressors and 49 cu. ft. of frozen capacity, the BGF49W-HC draws 12 amps on standard 115V/60Hz single-phase power and ships with a molded NEMA 5-15P plug on a 9.8 ft cord. It should still be given its own circuit rather than sharing with other equipment, but it does not require the higher-capacity service that the three-door BGF merchandiser freezers do.

Both figures circulate because Blue Air's cutsheet spec table lists 44.45 cu. ft. while the manufacturer's published product listing and the retail feed rate the model at 49 cu. ft. We publish 49 cu. ft. to match the manufacturer's own catalog and the figure other sellers list. Either way the usable shelf area is the same: eight adjustable epoxy-coated wire shelves, four in each of the two sections.

Yes. Each compartment has four adjustable white epoxy coated wire shelves with trim riding on adjustable supports, and the two sides are independent of one another. In practice that means one side can be spaced tall for bagged product or stacked cases while the other stays tight for pint cartons and novelties. Additional shelves are available from Blue Air if you want more decks than the eight supplied.

The cabinet is 54-3/8" wide, 31-1/2" deep and 84" tall on its standard 4" casters, so height is the number to verify on the delivery route — a typical door frame is 80". It weighs 449 lbs net and 499 lbs crated. If the finished height has to come down, Blue Air lists 2.5" casters and 6" adjustable legs as options for this model.

The self-contained refrigeration sits on a front sliding unit, so the whole deck pulls forward from the front of the cabinet for condenser cleaning and service without moving the unit out of its slot. The evaporator is electrodeposition coated to hold heat-transfer rates and resist corrosion over time, a bottom-mounted condensation pan prevents water overflow while improving ventilation, and four 4" swivel casters with two brakes let you roll the box out when the floor behind it needs washing.