True TD-50-18-HC 50" Forced Air Bottle Cooler - Holds (396) 12 oz Bottles, Lid Locks, 115v

The True TD-50-18-HC forced-air bottle cooler accepts 16.5 cases of 12-ounce bottles or 24 cases of 12-ounce cans. Inside, three PVC-coated dividers separate and organize drinks, creating quick serve times. With its forced-air cooling design, bottles on the top are cooled first so that customers get cold drinks. The unit's temperature ranges from 33 to 38 degrees Fahrenheit and is maintained by R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant in the self-contained capillary tube system.

Its refrigeration system is highly accessible since it slides out from behind the front grille. Featuring an automatic reversing fan motor, air blows in reverse for the first 20 seconds upon start up. This keeps the condensing coil free of dirt and debris, maintaining proper temperatures and reducing the amount of energy used. This feaure along with routine preventative maintenance extends the unit's life in a commercial enviornment. The black powder-coated, cold-rolled steel front, sides, and back will not chip or peel with regular use, and the stainless steel countertop and lids withstand long-term use. Accessed by two sliding lids, the interior retains cold air through foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation. This True TD-50-18-HC forced-air bottle cooler has a galvanized steel interior that can be wiped clean and a black frame rail that adds structure.

Bottle Cooler, flat top, (16.5cs) 12 oz. bottles or (24cs) 12 oz. can capacity, stainless steel counter top & (2) lids, barrel locks standard, well design, (3) PVC coated adjustable bin dividers, LED interior lighting, bottle cap opener & cap catcher, black powder coated exterior, galvanized interior, R290 Hydrocarbon refrigerant, 1/5 HP, 115v/60/1-ph, 1.9 amps, NEMA 5-15P, cULus, UL EPH Classified

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Founded in 1948 by World War II veteran Bob Trulaske, True refrigeration got its start creating bottle coolers out of downtown St. Louis warehouse, but the brand has grown into one of the largest players in the global commercial refrigeration market. Known for reliable and sanitary commercial refrigerators, the family-owned business primarily creates refrigerators out of its O'Fallon, Mo., headquarters.

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