Turbo Air Super Deluxe Back Bar Coolers - TBB-24-60SSD-N6
Turbo Air | Model TBB-24-60SSD-N6
Built for tight under-bar spaces yet roomy enough for two half-barrel kegs, the 61 inch Super Deluxe keeps every drink ice-cold, easy to access, and perfectly showcased—while using less energy than a 60-watt bulb.
Key Features
- Front-access “Easy-to-Clean” condenser air filter—no pulling the unit away from the wall.
- Side-mounted, front-breathing 1/5 HP compressor designed for narrow installations.
- Energy Star qualified R-600a hydrocarbon refrigeration draws just 2.0 amps.
- External digital controller with LED read-out and one-touch defrost.
- Four adjustable stainless steel wire shelves illuminated by bright, long-life LEDs.
- Self-closing, lockable solid doors with recessed grips prevent warm-air intrusion.
- Heavy-gauge stainless steel interior & exterior plus anti-corrosion coated evaporator.
- 2.5″ swivel casters (front locking) for effortless cleaning and repositioning.
- 2 × 1/2-barrel kegs or
- 85 six-packs of 12 oz cans or
- 70 six-packs of 12 oz bottles
What Our Experts Think
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Super Deluxe back bar cooler, 60-inch wide with solid stainless steel doors.
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SSD (Solid Stainless Doors) provide durability, insulation, and a sleek finish.
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Uses eco-friendly R600a refrigerant (N6) for energy efficiency.
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Compact yet spacious design fits perfectly behind bars and counters.
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Ideal for bars, pubs, and restaurants needing reliable beverage storage.
Q&A
Q: What does “SSD” mean in this model?
A: SSD stands for Solid Stainless Doors, offering strength, insulation, and easy cleaning.
Q: What refrigerant does this cooler use?
A: It uses R600a natural refrigerant, which is both eco-friendly and efficient.
Q: Who is this best suited for?
A: Bars, clubs, and restaurants looking for a durable back bar cooler with a premium finish.
Maintenance Tips
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Wipe stainless steel doors and surfaces daily with mild detergent.
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Keep condenser coils clean for consistent cooling.
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Check door gaskets regularly to ensure tight sealing.
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Avoid overloading shelves to maintain proper airflow.
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Schedule routine service every 6–12 months.
