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CT661WCSSADA

24 Inch Built-In Compact Refrigerator with 5.1 Cu. Ft. Capacity, 2 Glass Shelves, Wine Shelf, Crisper, and Manual Defrost Freezer: Stainless Cabinet, ADA Height

24 Inch Built-In Compact Refrigerator with 5.1 Cu. Ft. Capacity
SUMMIT brings quality and value under the counter with the industry's largest collection of ADA compliant built-in refrigeration. The CT661BIADA Series features residential refrigerator-freezers made in Europe and designed for reliable cold storage under lower ADA counters.
The CT661WCSSADA refrigerator-freezer offers a generous 5.1 cu.ft. storage capacity, larger than many units in this size class. The fully finished cabinet also enables freestanding use. This unit comes with a fully wrapped stainless steel door and cabinet. A curved towel bar handle in brushed stainless steel completes the professional look.
Inside, the CT661WCSSADA features a dual evaporator to allow separated cooling of the fresh and frozen food sections. The refrigerated compartment utilizes low maintenance automatic defrost, while the interior freezer compartment is manual defrost to achieve lower storage temperatures ideal for ice cream and other frozen food. The deluxe interior includes adjustable glass shelves for spill-proof storage and easier cleaning, as well as a scalloped wine shelf to hold wine and champagne bottles safely in place. Door racks offer additional convenience for tall bottles and condiments and a clear crisper drawer ensures your produce is stored under the ideal conditions. These models include automatic interior lighting and an adjustable dial thermostat.
With its ideal dimensions and user-friendly features, the CT661WCSSADA is the perfect refrigerator-freezer for any ADA compliant setting in need of versatile storage under the counter.

This refrigerator uses 434 kWh/yr and has an estimated yearly operating cost of $48.13.

Your operating costs will depend on your utility rates and use. The estimated operating costs is based on a 2011 national average electricity cost of $0.1109 cents per kWh. For more information, visit www.ftc.gov/appliances.

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