True TBB-3-HC 69" Bar Refrigerator - 2 Swinging Solid Doors, Black, 115v

The True TBB-3-HC two-section bar refrigerator has a stainless steel countertop, where users can conveniently perform light prep work to maximize space. Its black laminated front and sides are resistant to wear from regular use, along with its matching black aluminum back. Featuring durable galvanized steel walls, the interior has a stainless steel floor that can be cleaned up quickly. Providing the cabinet with stability, the steel frame rail is powder coated black for resistance to corrosion. Foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation is used to keep cold air in the cabinet and give it structure.

The refrigeration system slides out for maintenance and cleanup, and the evaporator and condenser fan motors are electronically commutated to efficiently distribute air without using too much energy or creating too much heat. Debris from the condensing coil is eliminated with reverse condensing fan motor technology. Each time the unit's compressor turns on, the fan will blow air in an opposite direction to decrease buildup so the coil can perform more efficiently over time. Designed to work in tandem with preventive maintenance, a cleaner coil uses less energy, enabling the unit to work more efficiently over time.

Temperatures range from 33 to 38 degrees Fahrenheit, and magnetic gaskets on the doors prevent cold-air leaks. The True TBB-3-HC two-section bar refrigerator can hold 112 six-packs of 12-ounce cans or three half-barrel kegs.

Back Bar Cooler, two-section, 69-1/8"W, (112) 6-packs or (3) 1/2 keg capacity, (4) shelves, condensing unit on left, (4) shelves, stainless steel top, (2) full doors with locks, LED interior lights, galvanized interior with stainless steel floor, black powder coated cold-rolled steel exterior, R290 Hydrocarbon refrigerant, 1/4 HP, 115v/60/1-ph, 2.8 amps, NEMA 5-15P, cULus, UL EPH Classified, ENERGY STAR®

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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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