Why this beer dump earns its place
The KBAK104 is a top-loading bottle dump cooler built for fast, high-volume drinks service. You fill the open well with bottled beer, mixers or ice and staff reach straight down to serve, so there is no door to open on every round — the format that keeps a busy bar moving at peak. The 250-litre gross / 226-litre net well gives real holding capacity in a compact footprint, in a wipe-clean white finish.
It runs static cooling across a +1 to +8 °C band on a mechanical controller, the right range for keeping bottled drinks properly cold and holding ice. Defrost is manual, so you clear it during a quiet period. It is rated energy class B at 197.1 kWh a year — about £49 a year at 25p/kWh — and runs at 45 dB, drawing just 190 W, so it is economical to leave on through service.
The well measures 900 × 500 × 555 mm internally, giving a wide dump area for bottles laid down or stood up. At 70 kg gross it is a two-person lift into position. It plugs into a standard 220-240 V supply on a 13 A socket and uses R600a refrigerant with a 34 g charge, with a white interior that wipes down between changeovers.
