SDI-6A Six Pan Ice-Cooled Drop-In Food Well

Features

Accommodates 6 full-size food pans up to 8" deep
Ice-cooled design requires no electricity for use
Durable type 304 stainless steel construction with 16-gauge top
Foamed-in-place insulation
18-gauge apron, bottom, and bowl with included drain

Certifications

NSF Listed

This item has been certified by NSF International to meet applicable product standards on public safety, health, and / or the environment.

Specifications

Width 83 7/16 Inches
Depth 25 7/8 Inches
Height 11 1/16 Inches
Cutout Width 82 7/16 Inches
Cutout Depth 24 7/8 Inches
Color Silver
Gauge 16 Gauge
Gauge 18 Gauge
Material Stainless Steel
Number of Wells 6 Wells
Pan Mounting Flush
Size Full Size
Stainless Steel Type Type 304
Style Top Mount
Type Ice Cooled Wells

Keep food at safe serving temperatures with this ServIt ice-cooled drop-in food well.

This food well is designed to be dropped into your countertop or a compatible table or serving counter. It has an ice-cooled design, so it requires no electricity for use. Foamed-in-place insulation helps to keep the ice in the well from melting, ensuring long-lasting use. This well is designed to accommodate 6 full-size food pans up to 8" deep, and it is great for kitchens where it is not convenient to install a refrigerated table.

Durable Construction

This drop-in food well is constructed with type 304 stainless steel along with a 16-gauge top and an 18-gauge bottom and apron for extra strength and corrosion resistance. The durable construction makes this unit reliable and easy to clean.

Convenient Design

The 18-gauge stainless steel bowl also includes a drain that allows you to easily remove melted ice at the end of the day or during use. The drain has a 1" IPS connection to connect to plumbing or ball valve control (not included).

Frequently Asked Questions

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Any cutout dimensions provided are intended to give an idea of the space required and may vary within normal manufacturing tolerances. We highly recommend that you receive the unit, measure it to confirm exact dimensions needed, and then proceed with making the cutout(s).