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- Forced air system with manual temp control
- 8-ft power cord and NEMA 5-15P plug set
- Lift-off door hinges for ease of access and cleaning
- Bottom interior round corner design for sanitation requirements
- Removable door gasket to facilitate cleaning
Product DescriptionMetalfrio (TUC27R) 27 Undercounter Refrigerator
Product DetailsCaravell's 27in Undercounter Refrigerator (TUC27R) is a great space-saving option for commercial foodservice establishments. This unit sits at 35.2in high, meaning it can be tucked under most standard height countertops. It has an interior capacity of 6.3 cubic feet. Both the interior and exterior are constructed from sturdy stainless steel. It's simple to open up the door, as it features a full-width, recessed door handle. Heavy-duty casters and an interior shelf are included for your convenience. Caravell TUC27R is ideal an ideal refrigeration unit for operations that are short on space, such a bars, cafes and small restaurants.
SpecificationsShip Weight: 186 lbs.Access Method: DoorAmps: 1.5Cubic Feet: 6.3Dimensions (H x W x D): 35.2in x 27in x 29.5inDoor Type: SolidHorsepower: 1/4Hz.: 60Number of Doors: 1Shelves: 1Temperature: 32F - 50FVoltage: 115 / 120Warranty: 18 Months Parts and Labor. 5 year compressor.
FeaturesIndustrial castersRecessed door handleStainless steel interior and exteriorSelf-closing hinged door with 90deg stay open featureAutomatic defrost by thermostat cycle"