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Atosa CookRite MBB59GR 59-Inch Back Bar Cooler is a professional equipment unit, which perfectly fits your bar backspace. Compactly set under the bar counter, it is ideal for storage beer, ale, soft drinks, and ingredients for cocktails. The sturdy rust-resistant body ensures long-lasting commercial use in your bar, cafe, or restaurant while providing easy maintenance for your employees.
| SKU | MBB59GR |
| Manufacturer | Atosa |
| Color | Silver |
| Length (Inch) | 28.2 |
| Weight (Lbs) | 285 |
| Height (Inch) | 40.2 |
| Width (Inch) | 57.75 |
| Units of measure | EA |
| Installation Type | Free Standing |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type Filter | Cooler |
Boasting a stainless steel body supplemented by a heavy-duty Embraco compressor, this cooler guarantees great performance without noise and vibration. The compressor unit mounted at the bottom is easy to slide out for service and cleaning.
Magnetic door gaskets provide complete tightness keeping the cool inside. Both doors are equipped with comfortable recessed handles and standard safety bar locks. That allows additional access control to the contents.
Pre-installed shelves (two for each section) have an epoxy coating, which protects from rust in a moisture environment. Interiors lights ensure a clear vision of what is on the shelves. The distance between them can be regulated just as you need. Also, the cooler comes with a built-in Dixell temperature controller, which has a digital panel for an adjustable temperature setting.
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