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ETBSR2

Everest Refrigeration · Vertical Solid Door Refrigerator

Total Volume

8.3cu ft

Daily Energy

1.02kWh/day

Refrigerant

R-290

GWP 3 · Lower
Dimensions

35.6 × 31.5 × 30.3in

GWP 3 · among the lowest

Everest Refrigeration ETBSR2: daily energy 1.02 kWh/day, around the middle of the range for commercial refrigerators & freezers (category median 1.87 kWh/day).

Where this model sits

Volume8.3cu ft
0.8median 19.9154.5
Daily Energy1.02kWh/day
0.26median 1.8733.58

The Everest Refrigeration ETBSR2 is a 8.3 cu ft vertical solid door refrigerator using R-290, a refrigerant with low global warming potential (GWP 3). At 1.02 kWh/day it ranks around the middle of the 1,921 certified commercial refrigerators & freezers models. Among similar-sized commercial refrigerators & freezers (within 10% of its capacity), it uses about the same energy as the peer median of 0.99 kWh/day. Its footprint is 35.6 × 31.5 × 30.3 in, a countertop or undercounter form factor.

Specifications

Dimensions
Height30.25in
Width35.63in
Depth31.50in
Capacity
Total Volume8.3cu ft
Display Area0sq ft
Doors2
Transparent Doors0
Solid Doors2
Drawers0
Door OrientationHinged
Efficiency
Daily Energy Consumption1.02kWh/day
Defrost TypeAutomatic
All 23 specifications
Refrigerant
TypeR-290
GWP RatingR-290 (GWP:3 | Lower GWP)
Classification
Product TypeVertical Solid Door Refrigerator
OrientationVertical
DescriptionReach-in
Identifiers
Model NumberETBSR2
ENERGY STAR IDES_1065186_ETBSR2_071820250203262_1117424
PartnerBuSung America Corporation (DBA Everest Refrigeration)
Date Certified2025-07-18
Available From2025-07-18
MarketsUnited States, Canada

Dimensions are as Everest Refrigeration 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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35.6 in30.3 in
Scale drawing generated from published dimensions — Vertical · 2 doors · 31.5 in deep. Not a photograph.
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