True STA2RPT-2G-2S-HC 52 3/5" Two Section Pass Thru Refrigerator, (4) Left/Right Hinge Glass Doors, 115v

The temperature in the True STA2RPT-2G-2S-HC two-section pass-thru refrigerator ranges from 33 to 38 degrees Fahrenheit. The operator can set the temperature on the electronic controller and monitor the level in Fahrenheit or Celsius on the external display. Mounted on top of the unit, the refrigeration system operates in the warmest area of the kitchen but is separated from floor debris that can cause damage in bottom-mounted systems. This system uses R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant, which is more environmentally friendly than traditional options. Condenser and evaporator fans evenly circulate cold air throughout the cabinet, and their motors are efficient to minimize heat production and energy consumption.

Extending the unit's lifespan and improving its efficiency, a reverse condensing fan motor rids the condensing coil of dust and debris. It automatically reverses direction for 20 seconds each time the compressor cycles on, improving product temperatures and reducing energy use. For best results, maintenance should be performed regularly.

In the cabinet, six wire shelves hold stored items; cold air can flow through the wire and keep items uniformly cooled. Chrome plating on the shelves increases their strength and provides corrosion resistance, and LED lighting is used to enhance product visibility. This unit is durable with a stainless steel and aluminum interior and a stainless steel exterior.

Doors on the front and back of this True STA2RPT-2G-2S-HC two-section reach-in refrigerator create a convenient pass-thru design so users can access stored items from either side. On the front, the doors are double-pane glass, showcasing product to customers and ensuring product is visible to employees. The rear doors do not show off stored items since they are solid, but they provide better insulation than the glass doors. Self-closing to retain cold air, the doors can stay open past 120 degrees for users stocking the cabinet. Each door has a bolt-style lock that limits access for unauthorized users.