Summit SBC635MOS724 Inch, 5.6 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Outdoor Kegerator with Automatic Defrost: Stainless Steel, Towel Bar Handle
Summit SBC635MOS7
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Price:$3,249.00
Mobile:Yes
Color:Stainless Steel
Freestanding:Yes
Temperature Zones:1
Beer Dispenser:Yes
Single Tap:Yes
Includes Taps:Yes
Number of Refrigerator Shelves:0
Summit SBC635MOS7 Features
Dual Tap System
Twin taps let you serve two different types of beer from two 1/6 sized (sixtel) kegs.
Outdoor Beer Dispenser
Meets UL guidelines for use in the outdoors, with weatherproof construction and a sealed back.
Tap Kit Included
Includes a 5 lb. CO2 tank and regulator, draft arm, Sankey American dual tap, and connection hardware.
Professional Handle
Brushed stainless steel handle with a thin 14mm diameter is mounted horizontally across the door for a sleek look.
Automatic Defrost
Reduced user maintenance with auto defrost operation.
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter
Our integrated GFCI exceeds U.L. requirements for safety by protecting your unit from shocks and circuit breaks.
Stainless Steel Floor Cover
Interior includes steel cover to protect the floor when loading kegs.
Commercially Approved
ETL-S listed to ANSI-NSF Standard 7 for use in commercial establishments.
Full-sized
Large 5.6 cu.ft. interior accepts half, quarter, and mini kegs.
Stainless Steel Wrapped Exterior
Weatherproof construction on the exterior cabinet, door, and top.
Digital Thermostat
Electronic controls ensure easy temperature management, with an external readout in Celsius or Fahrenheit.
Ideal Beer Temperature
Operates between 33º and 50ºF to keep a variety of beers stored at just the right serving temperature.
Casters Included (ship Unassembled)
To make the beer dispenser portable, install this set of 2 1/2" high locking casters.
Top Guard Rail (ships Unassembled)
Attractive chrome guard rail helps to reduce spills and neaten service.
Fully Finished Cabinet
Allows the beer dispenser to be used freestanding.
100% Cfc Free
Environmentally friendly design without ozone-damaging chemicals.
