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Summit 24" Wide Commercial Indoor/Outdoor Dual Tap Wine Dispenser for Built-In or Freestanding Use with Stainless Steel Exterior, Caster Set, and Tap Locks / SBC682WKDTWIN

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Summit 24" Wide Commercial Indoor/Outdoor Dual Tap Wine Dispenser for Built-In or Freestanding Use with Stainless Steel Exterior, Caster Set, and Tap Locks / SBC682WKDTWINSummit 24" Wide Commercial Indoor Outdoor Dual Tap Wine Dispenser for Built In or Freestanding Use with Stainless Steel Exterior, Caster Set, and Tap Locks SBC682WKDTWIN Summit manufactures a complete line of versatile built in kegerators designed for indoor outdoor use in commercial or residential settings. The SBC682WKDTWIN is a full sized wine kegerator that can be used indoors or outdoors. It is ETL S listed to NSF 7 and meets UL 471 standards for

Summit 24" Wide Commercial Indoor/Outdoor Dual Tap Wine Dispenser for Built-In or Freestanding Use with Stainless Steel Exterior, Caster Set, and Tap Locks / SBC682WKDTWIN

Summit manufactures a complete line of versatile built-in kegerators designed for indoor/outdoor use in commercial or residential settings.

The SBC682WKDTWIN is a full-sized wine kegerator that can be used indoors or outdoors. It is ETL-S listed to NSF-7 and meets UL-471 standards for use in commercial establishments. Sized at just 24" wide, it features a weatherproof 304 grade exterior for long-lasting durability safe for use in outdoor settings. The front-breathing system allows built-in installation, while the fully finished cabinet and included caster set make for easy freestanding, portable use. This unit features a user-reversible stainless steel door with a pro style vertically mounted handle. The sealed back allows for easy cleaning of the unit. Additional features include a removable two-piece stainless steel drip tray to collect spills and a chrome guard rail to help keep glasses in place.

Inside, the 5.6 cu.ft. interior can accommodate a full half or slim quarter keg, or up to three Cornelius or sixth barrel kegs. A digital thermostat lets you set easily manage the unit temperature, with a wide range between 34°F to 68°F to keep your whites or reds under proper storage conditions. We include a complete commercially listed dual tap Sankey tap system and draft tower, along with a nitrogen/CO2 tank and regulator. Two chrome shelves, with six placement options, allow the kegerator to also function as a beverage refrigerator. A tap cool system keeps your wine chilled as it goes through your tower, and a Velcro strap holds the tank in place. The interior floor is made from stainless steel to add protection when loading and removing kegs. Automatic defrost operation ensures minimal user maintenance. The Memory IC function recovers the unit's last settings in the case of a power outage or disruption.

With its solid construction, user-friendly features, and attractive design, the SBC682WKDTWIN is the perfect wine dispenser for indoor or outdoor commercial settings. Additional choices are available with alternate tapping options, including choices to dispense beer and coffee. Browse the full Summit line to explore all of your options.

 

FEATURES:

  • 100% CFC free - Environmentally friendly design without ozone-damaging chemicals
  • Large capacity wine kegerator - 5.6 cu.ft. interior can accept a full half barrel or quarter keg, or up to three sixth barrels or Cornelius style kegs
  • Adjustable shelves - 2 chrome shelves (with six placement options) allow unit to also function as a beverage refrigerator
  • Memory IC function - Recovers the unit's last settings in the case of a power outage or disruption
  • Automatic defrost - Reduced user maintenance with auto defrost operation
  • Nitrogen/CO2 tank included - Canister is best suited for a 75% nitrogen/25% CO2 mixture
  • Built-in capable - Front-breathing design allows fully recessed installation under counters
  • Pro style handle - Stainless steel handle adds style to any setting
  • CARB Compliant - Environmentally friendly hydrocarbon-based refrigerant for a greener footprint that meets current CARB regulations
  • Reversible door - User-reversible door swing for added flexibility
  • Casters included (ship unassembled) - Four casters (two locking) afford easy portability
  • Sealed back - Space saving design with easier cleanability
  • Commercially approved - ETL-S listed to NSF-7 standards and meets UL-471 for use in commercial settings
  • Stainless steel drip tray - Removable two-piece drip tray catches spills to help contain the mess
  • Complete dual tap kit - Ships with a complete twin tap wine tap kit that includes a dispenser tower, regulator, and all the connection equipment you need to serve from a 1/6 wine keg or disposable wine keg
  • Stainless steel floor cover - Interior includes steel cover to protect the floor when loading kegs
  • Digital thermostat - Electronic controls ensure easy temperature management, with an external readout in Celsius or Fahrenheit
  • Tap cool system - Interior tube allows you to extend the cold air flow up into draft tower, ensuring wine freshly tapped stays chilled
  • Dual tap system - Twin draft tower allows you to serve from two 1/6 (sixtel) sized wine kegs
  • Top guard rail (ships unassembled) - Attractive chrome guard rail helps to reduce spills and neaten service
  • Fully finished stainless steel cabinet - Allows the dispenser to be used freestanding
  • Weatherproof design - Solid 304 grade stainless steel construction allows placement in the outdoors


SPECIFICATIONS:

Overview
Height of Cabinet 33.63" (85 cm)
Width 23.75" (60 cm)
Depth 24.25" (62 cm)
Depth with Handle 26.25" (67 cm)
Depth with door at 90° 46.75" (119 cm)
Capacity 5.6 cu.ft. (159 L)
Defrost Type Automatic
Door Stainless Steel
Cabinet Stainless Steel
US Electrical Safety ETL
Canadian Electrical Safety ETL-C
Sanitation ETL-S
Energy Usage/Year 305.0kWh/year
Amps 1.25
Voltage/Frequency 115 V AC/60 Hz
Weight 120.0 lbs. (54 kg)
Shipping Weight 130.0 lbs. (59 kg)
Parts & Labor Warranty 1 Year
Compressor Warranty 5 Years
UPC 761101083988

 

Kegerator
Door Swing RHD
Reversible Yes
Tap Kit Yes
Height with Tap 51.5" (131 cm)
Number of Taps 2
Adjustable Shelves Yes
Shelf Type Chrome
Shelf Qty 2
Thermostat Type Digital
Fan Type Interior and Exterior
Refrigerant R600a
Refrigerant Amount 1.06 oz.
High Side PSI 150
Low Side PSI 50
Inter Height 26.75" (68 cm)
Interior Width 20.0" (51 cm)
Interior Depth 19.0" (48 cm)
Level Legs Qty 4
Wheel Qty 4
Temperature Range 34°F to 68°F (1°C to 20°C)
Sound Level 34.0 db


AVAILABLE UPGRADES:

Exterior
Latch for door- Door latch requires manual release to open door. Ideal for yachts, RVs, coach buses, and other vehicles
LHD - Left hand door swing- Door reversal to left hand swing


   

RESOURCES:

BROCHURE
USE & CARE
ENERGY GUIDE
TECHNICAL DRAWING
WINE DISPENSING TAP KIT INSTRUCTIONS

 

 

 

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