Everest EBD2-CT 58 In. Club Top Direct Draw Keg Refrigerator, 2 Half Barrel Kegs, Two Single Faucet Draft Arms, Chilled Glassware Compartment, Black Vinyl Exterior

The Everest EBD2-CT is the two keg model in Everest's club top direct draw line, a keg refrigerator for clubs, live venues, and busy bars where the bartender pours, grabs a chilled glass, and serves without ever leaving the rail. Two half barrels chill below the counter, each pouring through its own fully insulated single faucet draft arm, while a compact, easy-access club top compartment sits in the stainless steel countertop itself, with a wire shelf for chilled glass storage under heavy duty stainless steel lids. Both draft arms and their matching air distributors ship on the unit rather than as add-ons, and a digital controller holds the 20 cubic foot cabinet anywhere from 33°F to 54°F, factory preset at 35°F.

Side Mounted Blizzard R290 Cartridge that Swaps without On-Site Brazing

The condensing unit is the side mounted Blizzard R290 cartridge Everest builds across its bar equipment line, an all-in-one, slide-out cooling cartridge designed for replacement without on-site brazing. Unlike a conventional sealed system repair that can park your draft program while a refrigeration tech opens the circuit, a cartridge swap gets the beer pouring again the same visit. The cartridge runs EPA-compliant R290 refrigerant with zero ozone depletion potential and a global warming potential of three.

Electronically commutated fan motors pull the cabinet down to temperature quickly while drawing less energy. The defrost cycle is time-initiated and temperature-terminated, so it runs itself, and condensate evaporates from a self-maintaining drain pan with no external drain or electric heater. Large capacity, corrosion-resistant condenser and evaporator coils carry the cooling load, while a high performance, auto-reverse condenser fan supports compressor ventilation and helps keep the condenser coil clean.

Two Half Barrel Kegs, Each Pouring Through Its Own Single Faucet Draft Arm

Storage is rated at two half barrel kegs in 20 cubic feet of cabinet, and the dispensing hardware is standard equipment rather than a separate purchase: two single faucet, 3 inch diameter stainless steel draft arms with matching air distributors mount on the countertop. The arms are fully insulated, so the short run between keg and faucet stays cold and the first pour of a shift is beer, not foam, and the one-tower-per-keg layout lets you dedicate a faucet to each beer on the list.

Each keg loads through its own full solid door with a textured laminate, black vinyl exterior, a galvanized steel interior, and 1 3/4 inches of high density polyurethane insulation. The two door openings run 22 3/4 inches wide apiece, snap-in magnetic gaskets seal every swing and pull off without tools for cleaning or replacement, high strength recessed handles keep the aisle behind the bar snag-free, and pre-installed door locks keep your kegs safe from theft after close.

Easy-Access Club Top Compartment with Stainless Steel Lids for Chilled Glassware

The club top is what separates this cabinet from a standard direct draw box: a compact, easy-access chilled compartment set into the countertop beside the towers, reached from above through lids instead of through a door. The lids pair a heavy duty stainless steel exterior with a galvanized steel interior and 3/4 inch of polyurethane insulation, and their raised handles lift from the countertop while the door handles below stay recessed. Inside, one epoxy coated, steel wire shelf on height adjustable stainless steel clips stages chilled glass storage, so frosted glasses come straight up out of the counter at the point of pour instead of from a separate glass froster down the bar.

The rest of the chassis is the same heavy duty package as Everest's direct draw cabinets: a stainless steel countertop over a textured laminate, black vinyl exterior, galvanized steel walls and a stainless steel floor inside, and an open spaced interior with no walls between compartments so cold air moves freely around both kegs. An exterior T-shaped drain port routes excess moisture from the top tray, so plan the install over a floor drain: one is required, and a drain hose is not included. Silicone coated, shatter-proof LED lighting throws bright, high color light with low heat output, and built-in caster thread receptacles accept the optional casters or legs, so you choose between a rolling unit and a fixed install. As shipped, the cabinet stands 37 1/4 inches tall at the countertop, with the draft arms rising above it.

Digital Controller that Holds 33°F to 54°F with an Overheat Alarm

A multi-function digital controller with an easy to read LED display holds the cabinet anywhere from 33°F to 54°F, factory preset at 35°F so kegs come off the truck and onto tap at a ready-to-pour temperature. An audible overheat protection alarm watches the compressor and condenser coil and warns you before a ventilation problem becomes a warm cabinet of flat beer.

Everest supports the unit with optional dual or triple faucet 304 stainless steel draft arms and matching 2-way or 3-way air distributors when your tap list outgrows the factory pair, plus 3 inch or 5 inch swivel casters with locks, 3.5 inch to 6 inch height-adjustable, interchangeable legs, and additional wire shelving.

The EBD2-CT is a refrigerator only, with a floor of 33°F, and two half barrels on two faucets is its ceiling: the EBD3-CT runs three kegs across three faucets on a 68 inch chassis, and the EBD4-CT runs four kegs across four faucets at 89 1/4 inches. If you do not need glassware staged in the counter, Everest's standard EBD2 direct draw carries the same two kegs without the club top. This cabinet runs 57 3/4 inches long by 27 inches deep and needs 49 inches of clear depth with a door open, so measure the aisle behind your bar before committing to the slot. Power is ordinary: 115V at 4 amps through a 9 foot cord and a standard NEMA 5-15P plug, with a floor drain the only other site requirement.