EdgeStar BR3002BL Kegerator
EdgeStar BR3002BL 24 Inch Wide Kegerator Conversion Refrigerator for Full Size Keg
More InfoHighlighted Features
- Flexible Temperature Control: It includes an intuitive control panel that is easy to use and read, allowing you to adjust and monitor temperature settings to ensure your beer remains cold and fresh. The temperature range for this unit is between 32 and 50°F
- Deep Chill Mode: This feature can be activated to quickly cool a new keg and then turned off to a maintain a desired temperature
- Keg Capacity: The refrigerator can hold various keg sizes including rubberized, half-barrel, slim quarter, up to three sixth barrel kegs, or up to three Cornelius (corny) kegs.
- Accessories Included: The kegerator comes with a guard rail, four mobility casters, a surface mount drip tray, and two wire shelves if you want to use it as a standard refrigerator.
- Additional Features: There Is a knockout in the rear of the unit to allow for optional storage of a CO2 tank.
The good thing about this kegerator is that the final parts aren’t included. This means you get to outfit it as you like without paying for something that you’re not going to use.
EdgeStar BR3002BL 24 Inch Wide Kegerator Conversion Refrigerator for Full Size Keg – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
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