True SPEC SERIES 52.63-Inch Two-Section Pass-Thru Refrigerator STG2RPT-2HG/2HS-2G-HC

Improve the workflow between your kitchen preparation space and service floor with this True pass-thru refrigerator. Built as part of the SPEC SERIES, this two-section unit acts as a seamless bridge to keep ingredients and plated dishes readily accessible from both sides. The unique configuration of half stainless and half glass front doors paired with full glass rear doors supports both energy conservation and instant product visibility. This versatile setup provides outstanding operational value and convenience in high-volume commercial dining environments.

A robust R290 hydrocarbon refrigeration system reliably maintains safe holding temperatures between 33 and 38 degrees Fahrenheit to ensure proper food preservation. The unit is constructed for enduring daily use, featuring a tough stainless steel front alongside matching aluminum sides and a durable interior. Facility staff can easily monitor cabinet conditions using the exterior digital temperature display. Additionally, five-inch castors with locking front wheels ensure the refrigerator can be repositioned safely for routine facility cleaning.

Key Features:

Durable Construction: The cabinet boasts a stainless steel front, floor, and ceiling combined with sturdy aluminum sides and interior walls.

Dependable Refrigeration: A factory-engineered capillary tube system utilizes environmentally friendly R290 refrigerant to maintain strict and consistent temperatures.

Convenient Access: The dual-sided pass-thru design features heavy-duty cam-lift hinges and lifetime guaranteed bolt-style locks on all doors.

Optimized Storage: Six heavy-duty PVC-coated wire shelves come standard to maximize your internal ingredient holding capacity.

Interior Visibility: Safety-shielded LED lighting evenly illuminates the cabinet so staff can quickly identify and retrieve stored items.

Eco-Friendly Insulation: High-density Ecomate insulation provides enhanced structural strength with zero ozone depletion and global warming potential.