Mobile Milk Cooler 13.8 cu ft Vinyl & Stainless, True TMC-34

The True TMC-34 is a milk cooler that requires a 115 volt, 1 phase, 10 amp dedicated outlet, is rated at 1/3 horsepower, and comes with a 9 foot cord and plug. It has a holding capacity of 13.8 cubic feet or 8 crates and measures:

• 34 inches in length,
• 33 3/8 inches in depth, and
• 41 ½ inches in height.

This dairy cooler is NSF and UL approved and is backed by a one year parts and labor warranty and a five year compressor warranty. Non-peel white vinyl makes up the front, sides, back, and top, and the entire cooler is foamed in place with high density, CFC free, polyurethane insulation. The galvanized frame rail of this juice cooler is welded and dipped in rust inhibiting enamel paint to protect against corrosion, and it is also fitted with four 4 inch swivel roll casters. A ½ inch in diameter NPT-PVC drain plug is included for easy cleaning as well.

This True milk cooler uses CFC free 134ª refrigerant to hold the temperature between 33ºF and 38ºF. The self-contained refrigeration system utilizes sealed, cast-iron, self-lubricating evaporator fan motors and huge fan blades to provide a low velocity, high volume airflow, as well as colder holding temperatures and faster recovery in high use situations. An extra large evaporator coil is paired with a oversized compressor in this two door milk cooler, which will provide shorter run times and lower energy consumption. Another excellent feature of this cooler is the large condenser that dissipates heat faster for a more efficient refrigeration cycle. The condensing unit of this dairy cooler is accessed from behind the back grill, and it slides out very easily for cleaning and other maintenance reasons.

On the interior of this beverage cooler, the walls are lined with NSF approved white aluminum, the floor is 300 series stainless steel, and there are heavy duty floor racks. The two stainless steel service doors in this juice cooler feature a drop front and a “hold open” flip top. Standard are door support bumpers and door locks. For ease of removal and cleaning, the magnetic door gaskets are all one piece.

Don’t forget that condensers acquire a lot of dirt very quickly. Be sure that you clean the condenser coil and the fan blades every thirty days with a stiff wire brush to minimize service expenses and lower electrical costs. Clean the stainless steel as well, using a soft cloth and a non-chloride cleaner.