The True TUC-27F-HC undercounter freezer measures 279⁄16 inches wide by 311⁄16 inches deep by 3515⁄16 inches tall. So shelves can move up and down on 1⁄2-inch increments, the same material constructs the cabinet interior and shelf pilasters. Two heavy-duty wire shelves and four chrome-plated shelf clips are included per shelf, and a 12-inch-long recessed handle is permanently foamed in place on the door with a sheet metal interlock.
The True TUC-36-HC undercounter refrigerator has four PVC-coated shelves that are adjustable in 1⁄2-inch increments. Mounted on self-closing hinges, both solid doors have stainless steel exteriors and aluminum interiors, and they stay open past 90 degrees to facilitate stocking and cleaning. Cold air stays inside the unit because it is foamed with polyurethane insulation and has magnetic gaskets around the door frames.
To reduce energy consumption, a factory-balanced refrigeration system with electronically commutated evaporator and condenser fan motors provide a consistent volume of air. The True TUC-36-HC undercounter refrigerator will hold a set temperature between 33 and 38 degrees Fahrenheit, which is maintained with R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant. Convenient maintenance access is provided because the condensing unit slides out from the back.
To reduce energy consumption, the compressor’s fan motor helps keep the condensing coil clean. Each time the compressor cycles on, the fan runs in reverse to blow dirt and buildup off the coil. Though it isn’t intended to replace preventive maintenance, this feature improves performance and maximizes the unit’s lifespan.
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