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American Panel AP20BC-2T HURRiCHiLL™ Modular Blast Chiller Roll-In Remote Refrigeration
| Manufacturer | American Panel Corporation |
|---|---|
| Model Number | AP20BC-2T |
| Manufacturer Part # | AP20BC-2T |
| Refrigeration | Remote (refrigeration Not Included) |
| Height | 89" |
| Width | 51" |
| Depth | 82" |
| Weight | 2180 lbs |
| UL | Yes |
About this item
Product Details
Product Details
The American Panel AP20BC-2T HURRiCHiLL™ Modular Blast Chiller Roll-In Remote Refrigeration is a state-of-the-art solution for high-capacity chilling requirements, catering to various industries, including catering, hospitality, and food processing. This modular blast chiller is designed to accommodate up to two trolleys measuring 26 inches in width, 32 inches in depth, and 73.5 inches in height, supporting a robust chilling capacity of 400 lbs. from 160°F to 38°F within 90 minutes, or 460 lbs. within 120 minutes. Featuring a 7-inch LCD touch screen controller, it offers Quick Start and A La Carte functionality, enabling both automatic and manual operation for seamless integration into any kitchen workflow. The unit is constructed with insulated panels and a camlock assembly, ensuring superior energy efficiency and ease of use. A core temperature probe is included for precise monitoring, while the stainless steel interior and exterior underscore its durability and hygienic design. The American Panel AP20BC-2T is UL certified, ensuring adherence to the highest safety standards, making it an indispensable asset for establishments that prioritize quality, efficiency, and reliability in their chilling processes.
Certifications
UL Listed
The item has been tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for sanitation hazard standards and meets or exceeds expectations.
