True Residential Outdoor Kegerators

True Residential Outdoor Kegerators at Plesser's Appliances

True Residential outdoor kegerators, available at Plesser's Appliances, put draft service in an outdoor kitchen or poolside bar. Hand-built in St. Louis, Missouri, these units pair commercial refrigeration with outdoor-rated construction, holding a keg at proper serving temperature in ambient conditions an indoor unit is not built for.

Draft Temperature Control in Outdoor Conditions
Draft beer is unforgiving about temperature, and outdoor heat compounds the problem — warm beer foams at the tap and wastes a keg. True's forced-air system circulates high-velocity air throughout the cabinet to hold a steady setpoint and recover quickly after opening, working against elevated ambient temperature. Confirm the rated ambient operating range for your installation.

Keg Capacity and Cabinet Configuration
Which keg sizes fit is a function of cabinet width and interior height, and whether the CO2 cylinder mounts internally or externally affects usable space. A unit sized for a sixth-barrel will not take a half-barrel. Confirm capacity and CO2 configuration against the spec sheet before ordering.

Tap Hardware in an Outdoor Environment
Tower, faucet, and coupler hardware is exposed to weather in a way indoor equipment is not, so corrosion-resistant specification matters throughout the dispensing path. Tower and tap configurations vary by model, and what is included versus sold separately varies as well — confirm the full component list before ordering so you are not short a coupler or CO2 regulator at install.

Corrosion-Resistant Construction and Outdoor Rating
Marine-grade stainless steel construction, sealed electrical components, and weather-rated gaskets address humidity, chlorine, and salt air exposure. Confirm the outdoor rating and any covered-installation requirement — most outdoor refrigeration is rated for use under cover rather than full exposure. Coastal installations warrant attention to the stainless grade.

Installation, Electrical, and Seasonal Planning
Installation requires a GFCI-protected dedicated circuit, front-grille clearance for venting, and for a through-counter tower, a penetration cut before the counter or masonry is finished. Draft lines also need a seasonal cleaning and shutdown plan in this climate. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about keg size, tap configuration, CO2 setup, tower placement, and cover requirements before the outdoor kitchen is built.