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My 55-Year Journey with Refrigeration

At 13 years old, I began my part-time job to pay for school, which started my 55-year career in refrigeration. I found that I had an aptitude for the work, and more importantly, I enjoyed it. It didn’t take long until it wasn’t just about raising money for school. I kept at it, and I dropped out of college my freshman year to start my own refrigeration business. I invested my last $30, taking a risk that paid off. It grew rapidly, and when I was 25 I founded South Korea’s first plant to mass-produce commercial refrigerators. In 1985, I emigrated from South Korea to Los Angeles, where I continued to follow my passions. I opened my business selling and repairing refrigerators. I also constructed restaurants and grocery stores, finding the refrigeration systems and layouts that best fit their needs. Through my combined experiences, I became an expert on the environments which refrigerators operated in and all my competitor’s products. As I built my expertise, I noticed that there was little-to-no technological advancement. The products had remained the same over several decades, across all major manufacturers. I knew there was a better way. I founded Turbo Air with innovation and consumer convenience at the forefront. Turbo Air was the first company to apply digital control in commercial refrigerators, in 1997, and now it’s the industry standard. I pioneered the use of automatic fans, temperature control and external monitoring, and indoor illumination for under-counter and salad/sandwich units. I work towards improving Turbo Air products every day, and I continue to lead the charge with my patented Self-Cleaning Condenser. This revolutionary device marks the end of the 100-year-old problem, rooted in ill-maintained condensers. My innovation goes beyond technology, as I am the trailblazer of innovation in customer service. One of the many precedents I have set in this industry is direct delivery to dealers, with 13 warehouse locations nationwide. Multiple locations ensure damage free delivery within 1-2 days. Also, I utilize in-house technicians, who complete 95% of service calls within 3 business days. I am also the first to implement the MSP (minimum sales price) program in the refrigeration industry to alleviate excessive competition among dealers. I am always looking to improve, not only the products but your experience with customer service.

It has been 55 wonderful years, and my journey still continues.

Sincerely,

Brian S. Kim Chief Engineer & CEO

Global Turbo Air Manufacturing Divisions

CALIFORNIA HEADQUARTERS

World Headquarters (Long Beach, CA) Commercial Refrigerator

Commercial Refrigerator Manufacturing Subsidiary (Dallas, TX)

TEXAS, USA PLANT

Commercial Refrigeration System Manufacturing Subsidiary (Long Beach, CA)

Commercial Refrigerator Manufacturing Subsidiary (Gwangju, Korea)

GWANGJU, KOREA PLANT

Commercial Refrigerator Manufacturing Subsidiary (Qingdao, China)

Commercial Refrigerator Manufacturing Subsidiary (Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam)

QINGDAO, CHINA PLANT

Commercial Refrigerator Manufacturing Subsidiary (Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam)

Commercial Refrigerator (Cancún, Mexico) Sales in Mexico

HO CHI MINH, VIETNAM PLANT

Commercial Cooking Equipment (Long Beach, CA)

Commercial Freezer Manufacturing Subsidiary (Gwangju, Korea)

LowTemp Special Inc

HO CHI MINH, VIETNAM PLANT

Self-Cleaning Condenser Patented

Patented

Dust accrue rapidly in areas where refrigeration is installed and used. Dust is drawn through the fan and accumulated, preventing the condenser from properly releasing heat. This causes the compressor to increase its pressure on refrigerants, increasing the possibility of the compressor breaking down. The ‘Self-Cleaning Condenser’ cleans the condenser with a rotating brush that moves up and down 2-3 times a day, preventing any dust build-up and maintaining the highest efficiency while saving additional energy. Only Turbo Air does not require condenser cleaning as a precondition for warranty validity.

Condenser Coil Maintenance Pays Off (‘Energy Manager Today’) Richard Fennelly, the Director of Product Development for CoilPod LLC says that there is not a lot of research on how much money can be saved, but all signs point to a significant amount. It is also a distasteful job that often gets pushed aside. The condensers coils that are at the heart of cooling equipment need to be cooled. This cooling is provided by a fan that draws in air. That air carriers minute pieces of debris along for the ride. The vents get clogged and the fan must work harder to do its job. This causes three problems: The fans use more electricity and therefore are costlier to run, they require more service calls and, ultimately, many fail. Often, these failures result in ruined inventory. Addressing this problem leads relatively easy gains. The greatest are “grab and go” type refrigerator units common in delicatessens and convenience stores since they are in high trafficked public areas. Fennelly, whose company offers a new approach to condenser coil cleaning, pointed to statistics compiled by the Food Service Technology Center (FSTC) and presented at the Restaurant Facility Managers Association and Commercial Food Equipment Service Association conferences last year. The estimates, which presumably are based on refrigeration devices the FSTC found in the field, are predicated on an electric rate of $0.11 per kWh. A six-year-old double door merchandiser costs $1,325 per year when dirty. Operating expense is cut to $625 – a reduction of 47 percent – when the coils are cleaned . A large double door fridge (age unspecified) cost $950 per year to run. That cost is shaved by 46 percent, to $433, when the coils are cleaned. The other examples are in the same range. Fennelly said that food service technicians often say that the most common cause of service calls are problems that arise from clogged condenser coil housings. Typically, the approach to cleaning debris is to use a brush, vacuum or wetvac. These steps are a good start but, ultimately ineffective because the problems often are deeper in the apparatus and can’t be dislodged in this way. by Carl Weinschenk / October 18, 2016 (https: / /www.energymanagertoday.com/condenser-coil-maintenance-pays-off)

Normal Critical

180%

No Control 165.35%

128.71%

124.52%

140%

105.49%

Good 100.00%

100%

50%

20%

40%

50%

60%

Tested Model: TSF-23SD. Ambient Temperature: 92°F

Ratio of Condenser Blocked

Energy Consumption Ratio

Natural refrigerant is used in all Turbo Air refrigerators Environmentally Friendly

The most common refrigerants that have been used in the industry are HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons R-134a, R-404A), replacements for CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

which are harmful substances proven to deplete the ozone layer. HFCs are not directly ozone-depleting but these strong greenhouse gases have been shown to have a negative impact on the environment, contributing to global warming up to 4,000 times more than CO2. These GWP refrigerants are listed among substances regulated by the Kyoto Protocol of 1992, and HFC substances such as R-134a and R-404A will be banned by new U.S. government regulations starting January 1, 2019. The industry must embrace the new climate-friendly natural refrigerant HC (hydrocarbons).

Each of our products certifications may differ under certain specifications and various options. All temperature information provided is obtained through NSF standard testing environment.

Turbo Air is committed to the environment with innovative and eco-friendly technology! By utilizing our innovative, eco-friendly technology, Turbo Air has now replaced all previous refrigerants with climate-friendly hydrocarbons R-600a (Isobutane) and R-290 (Propane). In our efforts to protect our environment, we have decreased energy consumption by 25%.

What is Hydrocarbon?

HC (hydrocarbon) is a sustainable alternative to HFC. Hydrocarbons (R-600a, R-290) are natural refrigerants that have no ODP (ozone depleting potential) and very low GWP (global warming potential). Moreover, HC based equipment have been shown to be more energy efficient compared to HFC based equipment, which translates to lower operating costs. The EPA approved R-290 (Propane) and R-600a (Isobutane) as acceptable refrigerants for use in commercial refrigeration, stand-alone equipment refrigerators, and freezers.

ODP

GWP

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500

3,922

1,430

3.0

3.3

Zero

R-404A

R-134a

R-600a

R-290

HFC

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency [2010] EPA-430-F-10-043

We generate power by reducing consumption * Turbo Air has 140+ Energy Star ® certificated models *Accurate at the time of print. We built our products to rely on their naturally emitted energy, thus reducing electrical energy consumption. Turbo Air strives for sustainability without sacrificing performance and durability.

Self-Cleaning Condenser (Patented) Dust accrue rapidly in areas where refrigeration is installed and used. Dust is drawn through the fan and accumulated, preventing the condenser from properly releasing heat. This causes the compressor to increase its pressure on refrigerants, increasing the possibility of the compressor breaking down. The ‘Self-Cleaning Condenser’ cleans the condenser with a rotating brush that moves up and down 2-3 times a day, preventing any dust build-up and maintaining the highest efficiency while saving additional energy.

2 & 3 Glass Door Freezers powered by 115V Turbo Air's 2 & 3 Glass Door Freezers are powered by 115V. Not only is the 115V simple and easy to plug in and operate, it also saves customers over $1,000 in electrical line installation for 220V powered glass door freezers. This feature is proof of our dedication to energy efficiency and the environment.

Efficient Refrigeration System Refrigerators achieve their cooling effect by discharging heat through the condenser. In order to achieve high efficiency, it is important to increase the effectiveness of the condensers, especially in hot & humid places, such as the kitchen. Turbo Air uses condensers that are 10%~20% larger than the industry standard.

1/ Turbo Cooling&Freeze 2/ Condensate Water Cooling System

Preventing Heat Transfer Triple pane vacuum glass and plastic frame material are used to prevent heat transfer and to increase energy efficiency. Specially gilded aluminum exterior materials have both beauty and durable practicality. decreases and cools drinks, food, and other products much more quickly. An ideal time to use the Turbo Cooling and Freeze function is when the unit is stocked with new products. compressor to run continuously for up to two hours. When this function is activated, the temperature inside the cabinet quickly Turbo Cooling & Freeze Feature for Faster Chilling The Turbo Cooling and Freeze function, located on the control panel, allows the

No Electrical Cabinet Heater Needed

Condensate Water Cooling System Unique to Turbo Air Reach-In products, our anti-corrosion pipes are coated on the surface with a special treatment, allowing the excess condensate waters to cool down the pipe’s hottest area during the refrigerant compression process. This not only saves energy, but also eliminates the need for additional drains, which prevents slippery floors from becoming a safety issue.

Electrical heaters in glass door freezers operate 24/7 in order to prevent water flow to the cabinet surface. This causes unnecessary energy consumption, and sometimes is the reason behind overheating. Instead of frame heaters, Turbo Air glass door freezers harness the heat produced by the compressor during the condensing stage, eliminating any unnecessary energy consumption as well as providing the most efficient freezer performance available.

Turbo Air is a technology-driven company

We are constantly striving to make products that are durable and functional while also beautiful with excellent convenience. Our innovations keep continuing and the light never goes off in our R&D department.

Early Warning System (Only at Turbo Air)

Door Pressure Release Device (Patented, only at Turbo Air) When you try to reopen the refrigerator/freezer door immediately, the internal pressure difference prevents it from opening for at least 1~2 minutes. Waiting for 1~2 minutes during a restaurant’s busy time is certainly not a short duration from the user’s perspective. Turbo Air’s patented pressure release device allows easy and quick reopening.

Malfunctions are generally recognized when an increase in temperature is detected, 2 to 3 hours after the refrigerator has stopped running. This causes the user to become aware of malfunction issues the next morning when the contents have already spoiled. To eliminate this risk, Turbo Air units have a warning system in place that diagnose and monitor itself for risk factors, which gives early warning signals to preserve contents and prevent future problems.

1/ Self-Cleaning Condenser 2/ Digital Temperature Control System

On-Line Connected, Real Time Monitoring System When the unit is connected to the internet, it will retain all of its temperature history. Wherever you are, you will be able to check the unit’s status via mobile devices or the computer. You will also be able to control temperatures as well as turn the unit on and off remotely. If the unit becomes defective, it will automatically contact the designated person.

Self-Diagnosis System When a refrigerator breaks, it will immediately run a self-diagnosis to figure out what the problem is, saving both service time and unnecessary expenses that could have occurred by misdiagnosis. It also allows for broken parts to be replaced easily. Digital Temperature Control System Digital technology provides precise and consistent temperatures throughout the cabinet. This allows food products to remain fresh over an extended period of time.

60mm Thick High Density Wall To prevent heat transfer from where it’s produced the most (compressor room), Turbo Air designed a specially reinforced 60mm thick, high-density wall to provide greater insulation and to increase overall efficiency.

Immediate, Reliable Delivery Nationwide Branch / Distribution Locations

CALIFORNIA Headquarters 4184 E. Conant St., Long Beach, CA 90808 Tel. 310-900-1000 Toll Free. 800-627-0032 Warranty Service. 800-381-7770

HAWAII

179 Sand Island Access Rd. #B Honolulu, HI 96819

Tel. 808-843-1988 Fax. 808-843-1991

OAKLAND

1617 Whipple Rd. Suite A Hayward, CA 94544

Tel. 510-382-0983 Fax. 510-475-5692

OAKLAND

HAWAII

2515 142nd Ave. E. Sumner, WA 98390

Tel. 253-518-0380 Fax. 253-826-3162

SEATTLE

DENVER

3650 Fraser St. Unit C Aurora, CO 80011

Tel. 720-459-5887 Fax. 720-459-5886

SEATTLE

DENVER

HOUSTON

4300 N. Sam Houston Pkwy. W. #410 Houston, TX 77086

Tel. 281-880-4946 Fax. 281-730-8081

DALLAS

1800 S. Great Southwest Pkwy. Grand Prairie, TX 75051

Tel. 214-678-9380 Fax. 214-678-9386

DALLAS

HOUSTON

Fastest Warranty Service In the Industry We understand the frustration and disappointment

customers feel when their refrigerators are not promptly fixed. Our in-house technicians fulfill 95% of all service calls within three days and deliver two-day service parts throughout the United States.

NEXT DAY 54 %

SERVICE LEAD TIME

3RD DAY 10 %

Part Distribution 13 warehouses 15 major part distributors 2 Day delivery throughout the United States

2RD DAY 15 %

SAME DAY 21 %

In-house Technicians available in 17 locations 2,000 Technician Network

95% of service calls fulfilled within 3 business days.

CHICAGO

101 E. Crossroads Pkwy. Suite B Bolingbrook, IL 60440

Tel. 630-439-0015 Fax. 630-439-0017

CINCINNATI

12080 Best Place Sharonville, OH 45241

Tel. 513-772-5272 Fax. 513-772-5276

CHICAGO

CINCINNATI

ATLANTA

5345 Buford Highway Norcross, GA 30071

Tel. 770-449-1112 Fax. 770-248-9525

NEW JERSEY

10 Basin Dr. Suite 110 Kearny, NJ 07032

Tel. 973-274-1993 Fax. 973-274-1990

ATLANTA

NEW JERSEY

PITTSBURGH

201 Locust St. Suite B2 Youngwood, PA 15697

Tel. 412-777-9653 Fax. 724-635-0023

MIAMI

2701 SW 145th Ave. Suite 220 Miramar, FL 33027

Tel. 305-885-5722 Fax. 305-885-5723

PITTSBURGH

MIAMI

SUPPORT IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY

Rep. / Distributor & Warehouse Information

TYPE

COMPANY

TERRITORY

LOCATION

PHONE

FAX

HQ. B/W

South West South West North West

4184 E. Conant St., Long Beach, CA 90808 1617 Whipple Rd. Suite A, Hayward, CA 94544 2515 142nd Ave E., Sumner, WA 98390 3650 Fraser St. Unit C, Aurora, CO 80011

310-900-1000 510-382-0983 253-518-0380 720-459-5887 808-843-1988 503-998-4599 214-678-9380 281-880-4946 630-439-0014 513-772-5272 770-449-1112 305-885-5722 973-274-1993 412-777-9653 800-668-8765 914-450-5192 978-281-2700

310-900-1077 510-475-5692 253-826-3162 720-459-5886 808-843-1991 214-678-9386 281-730-8081 630-439-0017 513-772-5276 770-248-9525 305-885-5723 973-274-1990 724-635-0023

B/W B/W B/W DIST. REP. B/W B/W B/W

Mountain West

R.E.W.

179 Sand Island Access Rd. Unit B, Honolulu, HI 96819 1130 Broadway, Suite 209, Tacoma, WA 98402 1800 S. Great Southwest Pkwy., Grand Prairie, TX 75051 4300 N. Sam Houston Pkwy., Houston, TX 77086 101 E. Crossroads Pkwy. Suite B, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 12080 Best Place, Sharonville, OH 45241 5345 Buford Highway, Norcross, GA 30071 2701 SW 145th Ave. Suite 220, Miramar, FL 33027 10 Basin Dr. Suite 110, Kearny, NJ 07032 201 Locust St. Suite B, Youngwood, PA 15697 6599 Kitimat Rd #2, Mississauga, ON L5N 4J4 1 Quail Hollow Lane, West Nyack, NY 10994

EMC Hospitality

WA, OR, AK South Central South Central

Mid West Mid West South East South East North East North East

B/W B/W B/W B/W B/W

DIST. Food Service Solutions (FSS)

Canada

REP. REP.

DMM Enterprises

Metro NY, N.NJ

201-525-1437 978-281-2987

Ability Reps

CT, VT, MA, NH, RI, ME

10 Blackburn Center, Gloucester, MA 01930

Branch / Warehouse

Sales Territory Map

West

Mountain

Central

Midwest

Southeast

East

Andrew Kim 562-307-4355 Mark Ok 678-278-1439 Andy Lee 678-278-1437

Keith Kim 310-505-7420

Sun Kim 213-309-2788

June Park 562-577-2099 Martin Nam 214-723-7300

Chris Bae 630-442-4786 Isabell Lee 630-523-5112 Minah Lee 630-439-0014

Kevin Kim 562-305-3837 Carolina Daza 973-679-9253 Fayth Hartkopf 862-279-7405 Ro Doyle & Brian Mahoney 201-525-1433 Owen Freeman 978-281-2700

(WA/OR / AK ) Michelle We 310-900-1011 Michael Hartman 503-998-4599 Sobhan Pishkouhi 310-900-1028

Rudy Kim 310-900-1056

National Sales Team

Mike Andrus National Account 214-770-3126

Rick Blinson National Account 678-814-2201

D.J. Kourie

Charles Kim Carlos Fuentes

Bill Smith

Steven Burke National Account 512-296-1999

National Account 512-501-9192

National Account 314-378-0524

National Account 330-447-8411

National Account 310-900-1050

Table of Contents

REACH-IN REFRIGERATORS & FREEZERS PRO Series - Solid Doors / Glass Doors / Pass-Thru / Roll-In / Heated Cabinets Super Deluxe Series - Solid Doors / Glass Doors M3 Series - Solid Doors / Dual Temp./ Glass Doors / Heated Cabinets

022 - 064 065 - 068 069 - 076

FOOD PREP TABLES PRO Series Sandwich & Salad Units - Solid Doors / Glass Doors / Drawers Mega Top Units - Solid Doors / Drawers Front Breathing Airflow - Solid Doors / Drawers Super Deluxe Series Pizza Prep Tables - Solid Doors / Drawers Sandwich & Salad Units - Solid Doors / Drawers Mega Top Units - Solid Doors / Drawers

078 - 081 082 - 086 087 - 093 094 - 095 096 - 098 099 - 101 102 - 105 106 - 112 113 - 124 125 - 125 126 - 126 127 - 127 128 - 128 129 - 129 132 - 137 138 - 142 143 - 146 147 - 151 152 - 156 157 - 164 165 - 170 171 - 175 176 - 180 181 - 185 186 - 186

Prep Tables + Work Stations - Solid Doors / Drawers Front Breathing Airflow - Solid Doors / Drawers Front Breathing Airflow / Prep Tables + Work Stations - Solid Doors / Drawers M3 Series Sandwich & Salad Units - Solid Doors Mega Top Units - Solid Doors Front Breathing Airflow - Solid Doors J Series Sandwich & Salad Units - Solid Doors Buffet Display Tables

UNDERCOUNTERS / WORKTOPS / CHEF BASES Undercounter Refrigerators & Freezers PRO Series Solid Doors / Glass Doors / Drawers Front Breathing Airflow - Solid Doors / Drawers Front Breathing Airflow - Solid Doors / Drawers M3 Series - Solid Doors / Low Boy / Shallow Depth J Series - Solid Doors / Narrow / Extra Deep / Dual Temp. Worktop Refrigerators & Freezers PRO Series Solid Doors / Glass Doors / Drawers Front Breathing Airflow - Solid Doors / Drawers Super Deluxe Series Solid Doors / Drawers Super Deluxe Series Solid Doors / Drawers Front Breathing Airflow - Solid Doors / Drawers M3 Series - Shallow Depth Chef Bases PRO Series - Refrigerators / Freezers Super Deluxe Series - Refrigerators / Freezers / Extended Top

187 - 190 191 - 192

GLASS DOOR MERCHANDISERS Super Deluxe Series Glass Door Merchandisers Swing Door Refrigerators / Freezers

212 - 216 217 - 218 219 - 222 223 - 227 228 - 228 229 - 233 234 - 236 237 - 241 242 - 242 243 - 249 251 - 252 194 - 200 201 - 203 204 - 206 207 - 207 208 - 208 209 - 209 210 - 210 254 - 254 255 - 255 256 - 257 258 - 261

Open Display Merchandisers Horizontal Cases - Glass Panel / Solid Panel Combination Cases - Curved Front Glass / European Straight Front Glass Horizontal Cases - European Straight Drop-In Type Horizontal Cases - European Straight Sandwich & Cheese Cases Vertical Cases - Glass Panel / Solid Panel / Extra Deep Super Deluxe Jumbo Series Glass Door Merchandisers Swing Door Refrigerators / Freezers / Ice Merchandisers Standard Series Glass Door Merchandisers Swing Doors Refrigerators / Sliding Door Refrigerators / Swing Door Freezers Ice Merchandisers E-line - Swing Doors Refrigerators Top Open Island Freezers Ice Cream Dipping Cabinets

DISPLAY CASES

Vertical Air Curtains Island Display Cases

Bakery & Deli Display Cases Deli Cases - Direct Cooling Type Bakery Cases / Freezer Display Cases Sushi Cases UNDERBAR EQUIPMENT Bottle Coolers Glass / Mug Frosters Beer Dispensers / Club Top Beer Dispensers Back Bars / Narrow Back Bars MILK COOLERS Milk Coolers WARRANTY INFORMATION Warranty REFRIGERATION SYSTEM Unit Coolers Condensing Units Package Units - SMART 7 Product & Service / Warranty Statement PARTS & ACCESSORIES Parts & Accessories List

264 - 264

265 - 265

268 - 275 276 - 288 289 - 292 293 - 294

296 - 299

Did you know that dirty condenser coils are the main reason for most service calls? Turbo Air is proud to introduce this astonishing, convenient device as a great solution in the refrigeration industry: Self-Cleaning Condenser Turbo Air Solves Challenges

Self-Cleaning Condenser HOW DOES IT WORK? Turbo Air’s patented Self-Cleaning Condenser is an innovative feature that uses a fine mesh filter to catch the dust, while the rotating brush moves up and down 2~3 times a day to remove the excess outward and away from the condenser, effectively preventing dust from accumulating in the first place. This allows your system to maintain the highest efficiency while mitigating premature system failure.

Busy marketplaces and restaurant kitchens with heavy traffic accumulate massive amounts of dust. Dust is drawn through the fan and builds rapidly in the system, increasing energy consumption and the workload of the compressor which shortens its lifespan. Though condenser cleaning is one of

the most important maintenance procedures in refrigeration, whether you do it yourself or hire a technician, manually cleaning the condenser regularly is both costly and time consuming.

Major Issues

ENERGY CONSUMPTION INCREASE

COMPRESSOR FAILURE

Fine Mesh Filter

Rotating Brush

HEALTH INSPECTION FAILURE

MANUFACTURER WARRANTY VOID

Prevent Dust Build up

Save on operating cost & maintenance cost = Low ownership cost With Turbo Air’s Self-Cleaning Condenser, operators could potentially save from $200~$800 on professional cleaning services per call, and save on repair costs related to compressor replacement. Self-Cleaning Condenser is a standard feature at no additional cost and applicable on most of our product lines. Turbo Air’s customers can enjoy warranty coverage without maintenance requirements.

Let’s Watch Turbo Air’s Self-Cleaning Condenser Video! www.turboairinc.com

PRO Series Solid / Glass Doors Pass-Thru Solid / Glass Doors Roll-In Solid / Glass Doors Heated Cabinet Solid / Glass Doors Pass-Thru Heated Cabinets Reach-In Refrigerators & Freezers

Roll-In Heated Cabinets Super Deluxe Series Solid / Glass Doors

M3 Series Solid Doors Dual Temp. Solid Doors Glass Doors Heated Cabinet Solid / Glass Doors

SOLID/HALF SOLID DOOR REFRIGERATORS PRO Series Reach-In Top Mount - Slim Line

Self-Cleaning Condenser Equipped Units Self-Cleaning Condenser (Patented)

The accumulation of dust in the condenser can cause the failure or breakdown of refrigerators. Refrigerators run normally until they reach a certain level of accumulation. At some point, when they are over the limit, their performance drops quickly resulting in damage to, or disposal of the stored products inside. The Self-Cleaning Condenser device keeps the condenser clean and prevents system failure by automatically brushing daily. Digital temperature control & monitor system • Keeps food products safe by maintaining constant temperatures • Alarms that sound when doors are not sealed shut; protects against food spoilage that originates from cold air leaks • Early warning alarm program detects issues before malfunction occurs • Digital display allows for easy monitoring • Programs interpret the condition of refrigeration systems by self-diagnosis • Rapid cool-down function (Turbo Cooling) • Automatic evaporator fan motor delays Hydrocarbon refrigerants (R-290) With innovative and eco-friendly technology, Turbo Air brings you hydrocarbon refrigerators designed to meet DOE's Energy Conservation Standards in 2017 and to use EPA's SNAP Program approved HC refrigerants. Hydrocarbon refrigerants do not deplete the ozone layer and have very low contribution to global warming (ODP-0, GWP-3). Cold air distribution system Provides uniformly maintained temperature within the food zone. Hot gas condensate system Through Turbo Air’s creative innovation, the condensate system surfaces have been specially treated to resist corrosion. This not only increases efficiency without the risk of refrigerant leakage from corrosion, but also prevents the overflow of condensate water. All stainless steel cabinet construction The PRO series model boasts a stainless steel interior and a 22 gauge stainless steel exterior (galvanized steel top, bottom). It guarantees the utmost in cleanliness and long product life. The PRO series model adds a touch of style to the most refined setting. Sturdy, clean stainless steel shelving Shelves are the most important part of cleanliness as they come in direct contact with food. After a while, PVC coated wire shelves may peel, rust and lead to unsanitary conditions. Only the Turbo Air PRO series uniquely provides stainless steel shelving. LED interior lighting

Self-Cleaning Condenser Maintenance-free during warranty period

PRO-15-2R-N

PRO-12R-N

Left hinged models available (PRO-12R-N-L, PRO-15R-N-L, PRO-12-2R-N-L, PRO-15-2R-N-L) High-density polyurethane insulation The entire cabinet structure and solid doors are foamed-in-place using high density, CFC free polyurethane insulation. Refrigerator holds 33°F ~ 38°F for the best in food preservation

Standard features • Top mount compressor • Anti-corrosion coated evaporator • Easily replaceable one-piece magnetic door gaskets • Self-contained system • Solid and sturdy grille design • Door locks • 4” dia. swivel casters with locks on the front set • USB temperature data storage • Lead time applies Optional features • Legs available for all models

PRO-R MODELS SPECIFICATIONS

PRO-12R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P 2.5 1/4+ 9 R-290

PRO-15R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P 2.5 1/4+ 9 R-290

PRO-12-2R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P 2.5 1/4+ 9 R-290

PRO-15-2R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P 2.5 1/4+ 9 R-290 12.67 17 3/4 x 34 3/8 x 78 13 3/4 x 26 5/8 x 52 3/4 2 - 3 (12 1/2 x 25 1/8 )

ELECTRICAL DATA

Voltage Plug Type

Full Load Amp. Compressor HP Cord Length (ft.) Refrigerant

DIMENSIONAL DATA

9.6 17 3/4 x 27 1/4 x 78 13 3/4 x 20 1/4 x 52 3/4 1 - 3 (12 1/2 x 18 3/4 )

13.18 17 3/4 x 34 3/8 x 78 13 3/4 x 26 5/8 x 52 3/4 1 - 3 (12 1/2 x 25 1/8 )

9.4 17 3/4 x 27 1/4 x 78 13 3/4 x 20 1/4 x 52 3/4 2 - 3 (12 1/2 x 18 3/4 )

Net Capacity (cu. ft.) Ext. Dimension (L x D x H ) (in.) Int. Dimension (L x D x H) (in.) # of Doors # of Racks Accepted # of Shelves (Size (L x D) (in.)) Net Weight (lbs.) Gross Weight (lbs.) * †

178 262

255 298

178 262

* Depth does not include 4-1/8” for door handles and rear condensate enclosure. † Height does not include 5” for caster height. Design and specifications subject to change without notice. Most updated spec sheets are available at www.turboairinc.com. Actual shipping weight may differ due to extra packing materials for product protection. ■ WARRANTY: 5 Year Parts and Labor Warranty, 7 Year Compressor Warranty

SOLID DOOR REFRIGERATORS PRO Series Reach-In Top Mount

Self-Cleaning Condenser Equipped Units Self-Cleaning Condenser (Patented)

Self-Cleaning Condenser Maintenance-free during warranty period

PRO-26R-N

PRO-50R-N

High-density polyurethane insulation The entire cabinet structure and solid doors are foamed-in-place using high density, CFC free polyurethane insulation. Thermostatic expansion valves Refrigerator holds 33°F ~ 38°F for the best in food preservation

Standard features • Top mount compressor

• USB temperature data storage • Anti-corrosion coated evaporator • Easily replaceable one-piece magnetic door gaskets • Self-contained system • Solid and sturdy grille design • Door locks • 4” dia. swivel casters with locks on the front set Optional features • Legs available for all models • Tray slides available

PRO-R MODELS SPECIFICATIONS

PRO-26R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P

PRO-50R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P

PRO-77R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P 9.0

ELECTRICAL DATA

Voltage Plug Type

8.0 1/2 9 R-290

7.0 1/2 9 R-290

Full Load Amp. Compressor HP Cord Length (ft.) Refrigerant

1 9 R-290

DIMENSIONAL DATA

47.73 51 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 46 3/4 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4 2 2 6 (22 3/4 x 26 3/8 (L/R))

75.06 77 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 72 7/8 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4

25.41 28 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 23 7/8 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4

Net Capacity (cu. ft.) Ext. Dimension (L x D x H ) (in.) Int. Dimension (L x D x H) (in.) # of Doors # of Racks Accepted # of Shelves (Size (L x D) (in.)) Net Weight (lbs.) Gross Weight (lbs.) * †

3 3 9 (22 3/4 x 26 3/8 (L/R), 25 x 26 3/8 (M))

1 1 3 (23 1/2 x 26 3/8 )

485 538

609 684

309 352

* Depth does not include 1-1/4” for door handles. † Height does not include 5” for caster height. Design and specifications subject to change without notice. Most updated spec sheets are available at www.turboairinc.com. Actual shipping weight may differ due to extra packing materials for product protection. ■ WARRANTY: 5 Year Parts and Labor Warranty, 7 Year Compressor Warranty

HALF SOLID DOOR REFRIGERATORS PRO Series Reach-In Top Mount

Self-Cleaning Condenser Equipped Units Self-Cleaning Condenser (Patented)

Self-Cleaning Condenser Maintenance-free during warranty period

PRO-50-4R-N

PRO-26-2R-N

Standard features • Top mount compressor

PRO-R MODELS SPECIFICATIONS

ELECTRICAL DATA

PRO-26-2R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P

PRO-50-4R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P

PRO-77-6R-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P 9.0

Voltage Plug Type

8.0 1/2 9 R-290

7.0 1/2 9 R-290

Full Load Amp. Compressor HP Cord Length (ft.) Refrigerant

1 9 R-290

DIMENSIONAL DATA

47.57 51 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 46 3/4 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4 4 2 6 (22 3/4 x 26 3/8 (L/R))

74.78 77 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 72 7/8 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4

24.76 28 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 23 7/8 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4

Net Capacity (cu. ft.) Ext. Dimension (L x D x H ) (in.) Int. Dimension (L x D x H) (in.) # of Doors # of Racks Accepted # of Shelves (Size (L x D) (in.)) Net Weight (lbs.) Gross Weight (lbs.) * †

6 3 9 (22 3/4 x 26 3/8 (L/R), 25 x 26 3/8 (M))

2 1 3 (23 1/2 x 26 3/8 )

463 526

659 734

341 384

SOLID/HALF SOLID DOOR FREEZERS PRO Series Reach-In Top Mount - Slim Line

Self-Cleaning Condenser Equipped Units Self-Cleaning Condenser (Patented)

The accumulation of dust in the condenser can cause the failure or breakdown of refrigerators. Refrigerators run normally until they reach a certain level of accumulation. At some point, when they are over the limit, their performance drops quickly resulting in damage to, or disposal of the stored products inside. The Self-Cleaning Condenser device keeps the condenser clean and prevents system failure by automatically brushing daily. Digital temperature control & monitor system • Keeps food products safe by maintaining constant temperatures • Alarms that sound when doors are not sealed shut; protects against food spoilage that originates from cold air leaks • Early warning alarm program detects issues before malfunction occurs • Digital display allows for easy monitoring • Programs interpret the condition of refrigeration systems by self-diagnosis • Smart defrost system will defrost as needed • Rapid cool-down function (Turbo Freeze) • Automatic evaporator fan motor delays Hydrocarbon refrigerants (R-290) With innovative and eco-friendly technology, Turbo Air brings you hydrocarbon refrigerators designed to meet DOE's Energy Conservation Standards in 2017 and to use EPA's SNAP Program approved HC refrigerants. Hydrocarbon refrigerants do not deplete the ozone layer and have very low contribution to global warming (ODP-0, GWP-3). Cold air distribution system Provides uniformly maintained temperature within the food zone. Hot gas condensate system Through Turbo Air’s creative innovation, the condensate system surfaces have been specially treated to resist corrosion. This not only increases efficiency without the risk of refrigerant leakage from corrosion, but also prevents the overflow of condensate water. All stainless steel cabinet construction The PRO series model boasts a stainless steel interior and a 22 gauge stainless steel exterior (galvanized steel top, bottom). It guarantees the utmost in cleanliness and long product life. The PRO series model adds a touch of style to the most refined setting. Sturdy, clean stainless steel shelving Shelves are the most important part of cleanliness as they come in direct contact with food. After a while, PVC coated wire shelves may peel, rust and lead to unsanitary conditions. Only the Turbo Air PRO series uniquely provides stainless steel shelving. Left hinged models available (PRO-15F-N-L, PRO-15-2F-N-L) LED interior lighting

Self-Cleaning Condenser Maintenance-free during warranty period

PRO-15F-N

PRO-15-2F-N

High-density polyurethane insulation The entire cabinet structure and solid doors are foamed-in-place using high density, CFC free polyurethane insulation. Freezer holds -10°F ~ 0°F for the best in frozen

food preservation Standard features • Top mount compressor

• USB temperature data storage • Anti-corrosion coated evaporator • Easily replaceable one-piece magnetic door gaskets • Self-contained system • Solid and sturdy grille design • Door locks • 4” dia. swivel casters with locks on the front set • Lead time applies Optional features • Legs available for all models

PRO-F MODELS SPECIFICATIONS

PRO-15F-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P

PRO-15-2F-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P

ELECTRICAL DATA

Voltage Plug Type

4.5 1/2 9 R-290

Full Load Amp. Compressor HP Cord Length (ft.) Refrigerant

DIMENSIONAL DATA Net Capacity (cu. ft.) Ext. Dimension (L x D x H ) (in.) Int. Dimension (L x D x H) (in.) # of Doors # of Racks Accepted # of Shelves (Size (L x D) (in.)) Net Weight (lbs.) Gross Weight (lbs.) * †

12.67 17 3/4 x 34 3/8 x 78 13 3/4 x 26 5/8 x 52 3/4 2 - 3 (12 1/2 x 25 1/8 )

12.67 17 3/4 x 34 3/8 x 78 13 3/4 x 26 5/8 x 52 3/4 1 - 3 (12 1/2 x 25 1/8 )

259 300

SOLID DOOR FREEZERS PRO Series Reach-In Top Mount

Self-Cleaning Condenser Equipped Units Self-Cleaning Condenser (Patented)

Self-Cleaning Condenser Maintenance-free during warranty period

The accumulation of dust in the condenser can cause the failure or breakdown of refrigerators. Refrigerators run normally until they reach a certain level of accumulation. At some point, when they are over the limit, their performance drops quickly resulting in damage to, or disposal of the stored products inside. The Self-Cleaning Condenser device keeps the condenser clean and prevents system failure by automatically brushing daily. Digital temperature control & monitor system • Keeps food products safe by maintaining constant temperatures • Alarms that sound when doors are not sealed shut; protects against food spoilage that originates from cold air leaks • Early warning alarm program detects issues before malfunction occurs • Digital display allows for easy monitoring • Programs interpret the condition of refrigeration systems by self-diagnosis • Smart defrost system will defrost as needed • Rapid cool-down function (Turbo Freeze) • Automatic evaporator fan motor delays Hydrocarbon refrigerants (R-290) With innovative and eco-friendly technology, Turbo Air brings you hydrocarbon refrigerators designed to meet DOE's Energy Conservation Standards in 2017 and to use EPA's SNAP Program approved HC refrigerants. Hydrocarbon refrigerants do not deplete the ozone layer and have very low contribution to global warming (ODP-0, GWP-3). Cold air distribution system Provides uniformly maintained temperature within the food zone. Hot gas condensate system Through Turbo Air’s creative innovation, the condensate system surfaces have been specially treated to resist corrosion. This not only increases efficiency without the risk of refrigerant leakage from corrosion, but also prevents the overflow of condensate water. All stainless steel cabinet construction The PRO series model boasts a stainless steel interior and a 22 gauge stainless steel exterior (galvanized steel top, bottom). It guarantees the utmost in cleanliness and long product life. The PRO series model adds a touch of style to the most refined setting. Sturdy, clean stainless steel shelving Shelves are the most important part of cleanliness as they come in direct contact with food. After a while, PVC coated wire shelves may peel, rust and lead to unsanitary conditions. Only the Turbo Air PRO series uniquely provides stainless steel shelving. Left hinged (PRO-26F-N-L), all left hinged (PRO-77F-N-AL), all right hinged (PRO-77F-N-AR) models available LED interior lighting

PRO-50F-N

PRO-26F-N

food preservation Standard features • Top mount compressor

• USB temperature data storage • Anti-corrosion coated evaporator • Easily replaceable one-piece magnetic door gaskets • Self-contained system • Solid and sturdy grille design • Door locks • 4” dia. swivel casters with locks on the front set • Thermostatic expansion valves Optional features • Legs available for all models • Tray slides available

PRO-F MODELS SPECIFICATIONS

PRO-26F-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P

PRO-50F-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P 9.0

PRO-77F-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-20P 15.0 1/2 x 2 9 R-290

ELECTRICAL DATA

Voltage Plug Type

7.0 1/2 9 R-290

Full Load Amp. Compressor HP Cord Length (ft.) Refrigerant

1 9 R-290

DIMENSIONAL DATA

48.36 51 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 46 3/4 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4 2 2 6 (22 3/4 x 26 3/8 (L/R))

74.94 77 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 72 7/8 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4

25.35 28 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 23 7/8 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4

Net Capacity (cu. ft.) Ext. Dimension (L x D x H ) (in.) Int. Dimension (L x D x H) (in.) # of Doors # of Racks Accepted # of Shelves (Size (L x D) (in.)) Net Weight (lbs.) Gross Weight (lbs.) * †

3 3 9 (22 3/4 x 26 3/8 (L/R), 25 x 26 3/8 (M))

1 1 3 (23 1/2 x 26 3/8 )

485 538

663 738

315 358

HALF SOLID DOOR FREEZERS PRO Series Reach-In Top Mount

Self-Cleaning Condenser Maintenance-free during warranty period

Self-Cleaning Condenser Equipped Units Self-Cleaning Condenser (Patented)

The accumulation of dust in the condenser can cause the failure or breakdown of refrigerators. Refrigerators run normally until they reach a certain level of accumulation. At some point, when they are over the limit, their performance drops quickly resulting in damage to, or disposal of the stored products inside. The Self-Cleaning Condenser device keeps the condenser clean and prevents system failure by automatically brushing daily. Digital temperature control & monitor system • Keeps food products safe by maintaining constant temperatures • Alarms that sound when doors are not sealed shut; protects against food spoilage that originates from cold air leaks • Early warning alarm program detects issues before malfunction occurs • Digital display allows for easy monitoring • Programs interpret the condition of refrigeration systems by self-diagnosis • Smart defrost system will defrost as needed • Rapid cool-down function (Turbo Freeze) • Automatic evaporator fan motor delays Hydrocarbon refrigerants (R-290) With innovative and eco-friendly technology, Turbo Air brings you hydrocarbon refrigerators designed to meet DOE's Energy Conservation Standards in 2017 and to use EPA's SNAP Program approved HC refrigerants. Hydrocarbon refrigerants do not deplete the ozone layer and have very low contribution to global warming (ODP-0, GWP-3). Cold air distribution system Provides uniformly maintained temperature within the food zone. Hot gas condensate system Through Turbo Air’s creative innovation, the condensate system surfaces have been specially treated to resist corrosion. This not only increases efficiency without the risk of refrigerant leakage from corrosion, but also prevents the overflow of condensate water. All stainless steel cabinet construction The PRO series model boasts a stainless steel interior and a 22 gauge stainless steel exterior (galvanized steel top, bottom). It guarantees the utmost in cleanliness and long product life. The PRO series model adds a touch of style to the most refined setting. Sturdy, clean stainless steel shelving Shelves are the most important part of cleanliness as they come in direct contact with food. After a while, PVC coated wire shelves may peel, rust and lead to unsanitary conditions. Only the Turbo Air PRO series uniquely provides stainless steel shelving. Left hinged (PRO-26-2F-N-L), all left hinged (PRO-50-4F-N-AL) models available LED interior lighting

PRO-26-2F-N

PRO-50-4F-N

food preservation Standard features • Top mount compressor

PRO-F MODELS SPECIFICATIONS

PRO-26-2F-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P

PRO-50-4F-N 115/60/1 NEMA 5-15P 9.0

ELECTRICAL DATA

Voltage Plug Type

7.0 1/2 9 R-290

Full Load Amp. Compressor HP Cord Length (ft.) Refrigerant

1 9 R-290

48.06 51 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 46 3/4 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4 4 2 6 (22 3/4 x 26 3/8 (L/R))

24.39 28 3/4 x 34 1/8 x 78 23 7/8 x 27 5/8 x 58 3/4

2 1 3 (23 1/2 x 26 3/8 )

496 549

323 366

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