Glacier 56 Commercial Draft Beer Refrigerator - Dual Solid Door Design with 2 Keg Capacity | Perfect for Bars, Restaurants, and Home Brewing Parties
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Description
Experience superior draft beer dispensing with the Glacier 56 Draft Beer Refrigerator with 2 Solid Door & 2 Kegs. designed for efficiency. cleanliness. and convenience in commercial settings. Whether in bars. restaurants. or catering venues. this versatile system ensures optimal beer quality while enhancing service operations.
Key Features:
- Dual Tap Towers: Dispense two different beer selections simultaneously for greater variety and customer satisfaction.
- Bacterial-Resistant Design: Single tube and handle configuration ensures sanitary dispensing with minimal maintenance required.
- Stainless Steel Worktop: Doubles as a functional workstation and is easy to clean. making it ideal for multitasking during peak service times.
- Integrated Drip Tray: Captures spills efficiently. keeping countertops clean and dry.
- Secure Magnetic Door Gaskets: Ensures a tight seal for maximum cooling efficiency and reduced energy consumption.
- Advanced Temperature Control: Digital controls with an LED display allow precise temperature adjustments between 33°F and 38°F for perfectly chilled beer.
- Durable Construction: Black exterior for a sleek appearance and stainless steel interior for lasting durability and easy maintenance.
- Automatic Defrost & Corrosion Resistance: Epoxy-coated evaporator coil minimizes ice buildup and resists corrosion for long-term reliability.
- Enhanced Mobility: 2 casters for smooth repositioning with locks for stability during operation.
The Glacier GDD-61 Dual Tap Kegerator offers a premium solution for draft beer service. combining robust design with user-friendly features to enhance beverage storage. dispensing. and overall service efficiency.
