Summit SBC635MBIIF Wine Dispenser
- Half, quarter, 1/6 or mini keg capacity, 5.6 cubic feet
- Built-in under counter, front-breathing, full overlay panel door
- Tapping kit included, digital thermostat
- 33 1/2 to 34 inches adjustable height, 26 deep, 24 wide
- 25 to 25 1/4 inch cutout width when against a wall or flush under cabinetry
- No door handle included, key lock, 127 pounds
- 1 year parts and labor, 5 year compressor warranty
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A built-in kegerator that disappears behind a cabinet panel of your own, with the tapping hardware in the box. Plan the cutout carefully, because the door needs room to swing beyond its own width.
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ASIN: B00TYM0CFSModel: SBC635MBIIFCategory: Kegerators
Overview
Not a freestanding box on wheels, this Summit is a front-breathing cabinet made to slide under a counter, with a door that accepts a full overlay panel. The owner supplies the handle and the panel, the height adjusts to meet the countertop, and the tapping kit and digital thermostat come in the box.
Blending the kegerator into cabinetry is the reason to choose it, since nothing but the panel shows once the handle is on. The limitation is the swing: the door does not open within its own radius, so a flush install needs the stated extra width for ventilation and clearance.
Who it's for
Homeowners mid-renovation who have a cabinetmaker ready to cut a panel and want draft beer under the counter. Renters and anyone without a cutout to plan should not buy it, since the door and handle arrive unfinished.
Pros and cons
- Panel-ready door blends into cabinetry
- Front-breathing for under-counter use
- Everything needed to pour included
- Height adjusts to the counter
- Door does not open in its own radius
- Handle and panel not included
- Spec sheet says freestanding, bullets say built-in
- Temperature range not listed
Performance notes
Front breathing means the cabinet exhausts at the front, so a tight cutout at the sides does not starve it, provided the stated ventilation width is respected. The digital thermostat sets the cold and the compressor holds it; pouring is handled by the included kit. Door swing matters as much as cooling here, since it opens beyond its own radius and a neighboring cabinet can block it.
Specifications
| Brand | Summit |
|---|---|
| Model | SBC635MBIIF |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 127 pounds |
| Item dimensions d x W x h | 26 × 24 × 34 inches |
| Height adjustment | 33 1/2 to 34 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Capacity | 5.6 cu ft |
| Keg capacity | Half, quarter, 1/6 or mini keg |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Installation Type | Under-Sink |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty description | 1 year |
| Other details | |
| Lock type | Key |
| Number of doors | 1 |
| Drip tray | Removable |
| Tapping equipment | Included |
| Handle | Not included, user supplied |
| Thermostat | Digital |
| Door style | Panel-ready, accepts full overlay panels |
Frequently asked questions
What comes in the box with the Summit SBC635MBIIF?
The listing says it includes everything needed to pour a draft, plus a removable drip tray and chrome guard rail. The door handle and overlay panel are not included; users provide their own.
Does the SBC635MBIIF door open flush against a cabinet?
No. The door does not open in its own radius, so leave room beside it when planning the cutout.
Is the SBC635MBIIF for wine?
The title says wine dispenser, but the bullets and description describe a keg dispenser that holds half, quarter, 1/6 or mini kegs.
Does the SBC635MBIIF have a lock?
Yes, a key lock.