What are the interior dimensions? Could I turn it on it's side to cool a 25" high keg?
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Don't know exactly, but allow for wall thickness approximately 1-1/2" to 2" all around. Would not suggest turning it on its side due to compressor.
1540588
That would be no on turning it on its side and even if you could it would not fit the keg.
1540589
No it has step on the inside lower right hand side where the compressor is located
1712595
Twenty-nine and a half inches high. If you're trying to fit a keg in it, it will not work due to a step in the bottom floor to accommodate the compressor in the rear of the fridge. Hope this helps.
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A Keggle is a half keg that has been cut out to use in the brewing process. I am curious as well to see if a 12" false bottom will work for that as well
2206422
Interior depth is about 1/4" with a continuous rim, no openings on the sides. I would fry bacon in it, but keep the temp down to control splatters!
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I have mine installed in a keggle. It measures just over 10 and1/2 inches on the inside.
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Hello Pamela B, I actually returned the cooler. It was too small. Can't remember in inches but it was small enough to fit in the corner of my kitchen.
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Mine is 32" High, just under 13.5" Wide, and 20" Deep. The handle adds about an extra 1.5" depth. It worked well for a year till the upper cooler gave out, one nice feature is that the lower unit kept working. We probably wore out the TEC by keeping it at its lowest temp setting of 51F. It has 2 fans mounted in the rear panel with no soundproofing so it is not silent. There are small red and green LEDs visible through the rear side vents whenever the unit is on.
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I just measured the cooler and yes the outside dimension including the slight bump out at rear for the fan to the end of the handle is 22.25 inches.
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I don't know the exact dimensions, but I will say this is not a very large refrigerator. It would be a nice size garage fridge if it cooled well. I tried 3 different units and none of them got any colder than about 43 degrees. Not cold enough to keep milk and eggs fresh, but more important I like my beer about 29-34 degrees. Not even close to those temps.
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approx dimensions: h 23 w 15 d 11. This unit can be expensive to run. Be sure that you need the 30 pint capacity before you buy it. Just like an oversized air conditioner, it will start and stop frequently (thus the cost) in a space that's too dry.
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it will fit in a 5in x 5in square depending how far you place the beer below the feet, I have mine about 3/4in.
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No. It won't. I drink coors light and the kegs need to be dented in order for them to fit.
1069914
I don't have the dimensions but it will easily hold a case of beer with ice. Hope this helps.
1789050
the center support does connect on the bottom plate closer to level plane than I originally thought. So it would not be great for keg.
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I have used this as a kegerator. It fits 2 5gal cornys, a 5lb gas tank. I fitted a dual tower tap on top.
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Yes. I modified mine and made it single tier, it holds 3:16 gallon pots, it would hold 3 kegs easily.
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its like a foot and a half high and a foot across. its small enough that it will fit on the shelf of most refrigerators. dont expect a normal keg size. also something i would have liked to know is its a gravity keg. a tap on the top to let air in and one on the bottom for the root bear, like a water cow.