Description
Atlantic Concord CMA30-12 is a open multi-deck merchandiser. Use its open display format to plan a clearly organized refrigerated selection, with the final assortment matched to the approved operating conditions. Supermarket World can help you request a quote for the selected equipment and clarify the details needed for your project.
Product highlights
- Refrigeration Type: Remote
- Height: 81 in
- Shelves: Base + 4
- Voltage: 120 V
- Phase: 1
- Frequency: 60 Hz
- Lighting: LED shelf lighting
What distinguishes this configuration
The 148 in width without end panels gives the case a specific position in the range. Include the end-panel configuration when comparing the complete lineup. Its documented 81 in height also belongs in the layout, especially when comparing it with surrounding fixtures and signs. The listed LED shelf lighting brings lighting into the merchandise presentation, so it can be considered alongside shelf facing and price-label placement.
A display customers can shop directly
An open merchandiser puts the selection in front of the shopper without a customer-facing door to open. For a supermarket or grocery department, that changes how the display should be planned: products need clear facing, readable prices, and an arrangement that makes the next choice easy to find. Start with the merchandise you intend to sell, then check that its holding requirements match the selected case configuration. An open display is not a substitute for a freezer or a general-purpose backroom refrigerator.
Build the assortment around package dimensions as well as sales volume. A row of small containers and a row of tall bottles can use the same shelf very differently. Before deciding on the case, sketch the proposed shelf arrangement, identify your fastest-moving lines, and leave the manufacturer's required airflow paths clear. This gives the equipment selection a practical role in your merchandising plan instead of treating cabinet size as the only decision.
Plan the case around the sales floor
Look at the display from the customer's approach to the aisle and from the employee's replenishment route. A case that is convenient to browse can still be awkward to refill if carts, checkout queues, or neighboring fixtures block access. Include these movements in the floor plan before ordering. For a run of cases, ask for the layout of the complete installation, including end panels, service access, and any joining components.
Placement also deserves a refrigeration review. Ask the installer to consider nearby entrances, direct sunlight, heating outlets, and air-conditioning discharge when evaluating an open-case location. The operating environment is part of equipment selection; it should not be guessed from a photograph. Discuss normal trading hours, replenishment frequency, and after-hours operation so the final configuration matches the way your store actually works.
Concord multi-deck merchandising
The Concord format is an open multi-deck merchandiser, with the specific configuration identified in the product details on this page. Multiple display levels give the buyer a way to plan a refrigerated assortment vertically rather than treating the entire selection as a single counter-level display. Where shelf and lighting details are listed, use those details to sketch a practical arrangement for your merchandise.
Compare Concord configurations by their confirmed dimensions and equipment schedule, not just by a shared series name. A nominal run length is not necessarily the same as overall installed width, and a measurement without end panels should remain clearly distinguished from a complete cabinet dimension. If the project uses several cases, request a coordinated lineup drawing before allocating the final floor space.
Details that shape the selection
The confirmed shelf arrangement is Base + 4. Use the actual package or tray dimensions to plan the display, and confirm shelf loading limits before deciding the final assortment.
The documented width without end panels is 148 in. This is not an overall installation width. Confirm the complete assembled dimension before fixing adjacent counters or a multi-case lineup.
Remote refrigeration planning
This is a remote configuration, so the case and its refrigeration-system requirements need to be reviewed together. Ask your qualified refrigeration contractor to confirm compatibility, load requirements, connection locations, and the intended operating conditions before ordering. Do not assume that a separate condensing unit, piping, refrigerant charge, or installation labor is included unless it is expressly listed in the quotation.
Keep case electrical requirements separate from the requirements of the remote refrigeration equipment. A listed case voltage is not the complete electrical specification for the system. Share the final case schedule and store layout with the installer so the purchasing decision and the installation plan refer to the same equipment.
Request a model-specific quote
Ready to plan your equipment purchase? Send Supermarket World your selected product reference, intended merchandise, and installation location. Include your preferred configuration and any project drawings so we can discuss the equipment your store needs. Request current availability and a written quote identifying the included components, selected accessories, and delivery arrangements.
Use the Specifications section and available Product Documents to review the details with your installer. Confirm any unresolved model information before scheduling site work. A clear equipment schedule connects your merchandising plan with the final order.
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