Premium Line 27-Inch Low-Temp One-Section Upright Reach-In Freezer, 20 Cu. Ft., Bottom-Mount, Solid Door
Premium Line 27-Inch Low-Temp One-Section Upright Reach-In Freezer, 20 Cu. Ft., Bottom-Mount, Solid Door
Stainless steel construction with electronic controls, auto defrost, and LED lighting.
Built for dependable ultra-cold storage, this compact 20 cu. ft. reach-in freezer keeps frozen inventory organized, visible, and secure.
- Holds temperatures from -20°F to -10°F for low-temp frozen storage.
- 20.0 cu. ft. capacity in a space-saving 27-inch wide, one-section design.
- Bottom-mount, self-contained refrigeration simplifies installation and maintenance access.
- Stainless steel interior and exterior are built for durability and easy cleanup.
- Locking solid door, electronic controls, auto defrost, and LED lighting improve daily use.
Overall Dimensions:
27.0"W x 29.63"D x 78.0"HProduct Weight:
286.0 lbLow-Temperature Operation
Designed to maintain a -20°F to -10°F temperature range for demanding frozen storage applications.
Bottom-Mount Self-Contained Refrigeration
Factory self-contained refrigeration places the compressor at the bottom for easier access and efficient airflow.
Locking Hinged Solid Door
The single solid door helps preserve cabinet temperatures and includes a lock for added security.
Stainless Steel Interior and Exterior
Durable stainless steel construction inside and out stands up to heavy commercial use and cleans easily.
Electronic Controls and Auto Defrost
Electronic temperature control and automatic defrost help maintain consistent performance with less maintenance.
LED Interior Lighting
Bright LED lighting improves visibility inside the cabinet.
Four Flat Shelves
Includes four flat shelves to help organize frozen product.
R290 Refrigerant System
Uses R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant for modern refrigeration performance.
1/3 HP Compressor
Built with a 1/3 HP compressor to support low-temperature operation.
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