MC3NS
Continental · Vertical Solid Door Refrigerator
12.6cu ft
0.87kWh/day
R-290
34 × 33.9 × 42in
Continental MC3NS: daily energy 0.87 kWh/day, better than 88% of commercial refrigerators & freezers (category median 1.87 kWh/day).
Daily energy: better than 96% of the 153 comparable models within 10% of this capacity. Their median is 1.45 kWh/day.
Where this model sits
Better than 88% of commercial refrigerators & freezers.
The Continental MC3NS is a 12.6 cu ft vertical solid door refrigerator using R-290, a refrigerant with low global warming potential (GWP 3). At 0.87 kWh/day it ranks in the bottom 11% of the 1,921 certified commercial refrigerators & freezers models. Among similar-sized commercial refrigerators & freezers (within 10% of its capacity), it uses less energy than the peer median of 1.45 kWh/day. Its footprint is 34 × 33.9 × 42 in. In this size range, comparable IDW models average 1.50 kWh/day and True Refrigeration models average 1.47 kWh/day.
Specifications
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Height | 42in |
| Width | 34in |
| Depth | 33.88in |
| Capacity | |
| Total Volume | 12.6cu ft |
| Display Area | 0sq ft |
| Doors | 1 |
| Transparent Doors | 0 |
| Solid Doors | 1 |
| Drawers | 0 |
| Door Orientation | Hinged |
| Efficiency | |
| Daily Energy Consumption | 0.87kWh/day |
| Defrost Type | Automatic |
All 23 specifications
| Refrigerant | |
|---|---|
| Type | R-290 |
| GWP Rating | R-290 (GWP:3 | Lower GWP) |
| Classification | |
| Product Type | Vertical Solid Door Refrigerator |
| Orientation | Vertical |
| Description | Milk Cooler |
| Identifiers | |
| Model Number | MC3NS |
| ENERGY STAR ID | ES_3317_MC3NS_12112023105754_4791986 |
| Partner | Continental Refrigerator |
| Date Certified | 2023-12-13 |
| Available From | 2024-01-01 |
| Markets | United States, Canada |
Dimensions are as Continental reported them to ENERGY STAR. They can differ from the manufacturer's own sheet — confirm against the model's spec sheet before you build or buy. How we checked.
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