Danby 120 Can Beverage Center, Stainless Steel DBC120BLS
The Danby DBC120BLS 3.3 Cu. Ft. Beverage Center is the perfect teammate with those big sporting events. When friends and family stop by it’s always good to be prepared to serve up some cold beverages while watching a game or just enjoying the company. No matter what event keeps those guests ever-present, this beverage center will be a great asset. With a 120 can storage capacity you will be sure to never be short on ice cold beverages. The tempered glass door and stainless steel trim add an elegant touch to any decor.Package Content: 3.3 cu. ft. beverage center;manual;warranty;Tempered glass door with stainless steel trim;Recessed side mount door handle;Integrated lock with key; Interior light illuminates compartment when door is opened; Color – Black with Stainless Steel; Height 33.70, Width 17.87, Depth 19.75, Weight 68.90. Color -Black/Stainless; Manual Language: English, Spanish, French; Assembly Required.
Product Features
- 3.3 cu. ft. capacity beverage center (up to 120 cans)
- Mechanical thermostat with temperature range of 43F – 57F
- 3 black wire shelves and interior light illuminates compartment when door is opened
- Recessed side mount door handle and integrated lock with key. Tempered glass door with stainless steel trim and black body
- Please refer Pages 5-7 in user manual under technical specification for the installation and troubleshooting guide
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