Serv-Ware RR1G-HC 27 In. Glass Door Reach-In Refrigerator, Single Glass Door, 23 cu. ft., Bottom-Mounted R290 Self-Contained

The Serv-Ware RR1G-HC is a single glass door reach-in refrigerator built for restaurants, delis, and convenience stores that need to merchandise cold product where customers can see it. The glass door lets staff and guests read the shelves without opening the cabinet, so the bottom-mounted compressor holds 23 cubic feet of storage between 33°F and 41°F while the door stays shut. You get the visibility of a display case with the working capacity of a solid-door upright.

Bottom-Mounted Self-Contained Refrigeration

The compressor sits at the base of the cabinet rather than on top. That keeps the heaviest, hottest component down low where the condenser pulls cooler air off the floor instead of the warm air that collects near the ceiling line. It also puts the most serviceable part at waist height, so a technician is not working over their head during a coil cleaning. The sealed R290 hydrocarbon system carries a 3 ounce charge and pushes 1670 BTU/H, enough to recover quickly after a busy door-opening rush.

Stainless Steel Cabinet and Interior

The exterior front and sides are 430 stainless steel, and the interior pairs 430 stainless walls with a heavier 304 stainless floor. The 304 floor is the surface that takes spills, dropped product, and rolling cart traffic, so the upgraded grade there resists corrosion better than a painted or galvanized pan that chips and rusts at the seams. Foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation fills the walls and door, which keeps the cabinet holding temperature without forcing the compressor to cycle constantly.

Electronic Control and Digital Display

An electronic thermostat manages the cabinet temperature and a digital LED readout shows it at a glance, so a manager can verify the box is in food-safe range during a line check without opening the door and warming the interior. The heating element is concealed in the door frame to stop condensation from forming around the opening, which keeps the glass clear and the gasket area dry.

Self-Closing Door and Tool-Free Gasket

The glass door is self-closing with a full-length handle, so a line cook who bumps it with a sheet pan does not leave it ajar and bleed cold air through service. The magnetic gasket snaps out and replaces by hand with no tools, which means a torn gasket gets swapped in minutes during a slow period instead of waiting on a service call. Three epoxy-coated wire shelves organize the load, and the unit ships with the casters already installed so it rolls into place on arrival.