Skip to content

Westlake WKTR-60B 60 In. Undercounter Refrigerator, 2 Doors, 14.8 Cu. Ft., Stainless Steel

SKUWKTR-60B BrandWestlake

The Westlake WKTR-60B Undercounter Refrigerator

The Westlake WKTR-60B is a two-door undercounter refrigerator that holds 14.8 cu. ft. of product at 33 °F to 41 °F in a 60.2 in. wide stainless steel cabinet. At 35.2 in. high on its casters, it fits under a counter, and the two door sections keep each cook's tubs and cases within reach of where they are working. A ventilated refrigeration system moves cold air through the cabinet. It is sized as the main cold base for a prep or plating station in a mid-volume kitchen. It holds a shift of working stock across two sections, but it is not sized to put away a full delivery. It arrives on preinstalled casters with brakes, stands 35.2 in. high and 29.9 in. deep, and plugs into a standard 115 V outlet with a NEMA 5-15P plug on a 98.4 in. cord, drawing 1.5 A.

33 °F to 41 °F Holding with Ventilated Refrigeration

The cabinet holds 33 °F to 41 °F, the range you want for prepped produce, dairy, sauces, and portioned proteins. The refrigeration system is ventilated: it pushes cold air around the load, which a still-air cabinet cannot do. That matters every time a line cook opens a door, because moving air brings the interior back down to temperature quickly once the door swings shut.

You get 14.8 cu. ft. of storage in an interior that measures 55.9 in. wide, 19.9 in. deep, and 24.8 in. high. Leave a little room around the product so the air has a path to travel.

Electronic Control with Adjustable Set Point and Defrost Frequency

An electronic control system lets you adjust two things: the temperature set point and how often the unit defrosts. A kitchen that opens the doors constantly in humid weather can run defrost more often; a quieter operation can back it off. Auto defrost clears the coil without anyone having to empty the cabinet or shut it down, so the box keeps working through the shift and nobody has to remember a manual defrost.

Stainless Steel Exterior and Interior with a Copper Coil Evaporator

Both the exterior and the interior are stainless steel. Outside, that means a top and front you can wipe down with the same sanitizer you use on the rest of the line. Inside, a spilled quart of marinade or a leaking case wipes off a stainless liner without staining it. The evaporator is a copper coil, and copper is the metal refrigeration techs prefer in a coil because it moves heat well and holds up to years of temperature cycling. The cabinet weighs 260 lb empty.

Self-Closing Locking Doors and Epoxy Coated Wire Shelves

Each of the two doors closes by itself when a cook lets go with full hands, so cold air is not spilling onto the floor during service. Push a door open to 90 degrees and it stays there, which is what you want when you are loading product from a cart or wiping down the interior at close. Locks and keys are included, so you can secure product overnight or between shifts.

Inside, two epoxy coated steel wire shelves each carry up to 90 lb. That is enough for full cases and loaded food pans, and the open wire lets the ventilated air pass through the load. The epoxy coating resists the moisture that rusts bare wire in a cold cabinet.

Casters with Brakes and a Removable Board for Condenser Cleaning

Heavy duty casters with brakes are installed before the unit reaches you. Release the brakes and you can roll the cabinet out to mop behind it; set them and it stays put during service. The cabinet body is 30.1 in. high above the casters, for an overall height of 35.2 in.

A removable installation board gives you access to the condenser coil for cleaning. A coil matted with grease and flour dust makes any compressor run longer and hotter, so a board that comes off easily makes it far more likely the brushing actually gets done.

R290 Refrigerant on a 115 V Circuit

The system runs on R290, a hydrocarbon refrigerant with an ozone depletion potential of 0 and a global warming potential of 3. Electrically the unit is simple: 115 V, single phase, 60 Hz, 1.5 A, and 215 W, on a NEMA 5-15P plug with a 98.4 in. cord. Any standard grounded kitchen outlet within reach of the cord will run it.

Features & Benefits

  1. Refrigerated storage in a stainless steel undercounter cabinet for prep and line stations
  2. Ventilated refrigeration system that circulates cold air around the load
  3. Electronic control system with adjustable temperature set point
  4. Adjustable defrost frequency to suit how often the cabinet is opened
  5. Auto defrost that clears the coil without manual scraping or shutdown
  6. Self-closing doors that shut behind a cook with full hands
  7. 90 degree stay open feature for loading and cleaning
  8. Locks and keys included to secure product after hours
  9. Stainless steel exterior and interior that wipe clean
  10. Copper coil evaporator
  11. Epoxy coated steel wire shelves that let air pass through the load
  12. Preinstalled heavy duty casters with brakes
  13. Removable installation board for access to the condenser coil
  14. R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant with zero ozone depletion potential

Free Shipping ? 48 Contiguous states & DC only.

In Stock: Ships in 1-2 Business Days

$1,950.23
  • Refrigerated storage in a stainless steel undercounter cabinet for prep and line stations
  • Ventilated refrigeration system that circulates cold air around the load
  • Electronic control system with adjustable temperature set point
  • Adjustable defrost frequency to suit how often the cabinet is opened
  • Auto defrost that clears the coil without manual scraping or shutdown
  • See full feature list

    The Westlake WKTR-60B Undercounter Refrigerator

    The Westlake WKTR-60B is a two-door undercounter refrigerator that holds 14.8 cu. ft. of product at 33 °F to 41 °F in a 60.2 in. wide stainless steel cabinet. At 35.2 in. high on its casters, it fits under a counter, and the two door sections keep each cook's tubs and cases within reach of where they are working. A ventilated refrigeration system moves cold air through the cabinet. It is sized as the main cold base for a prep or plating station in a mid-volume kitchen. It holds a shift of working stock across two sections, but it is not sized to put away a full delivery. It arrives on preinstalled casters with brakes, stands 35.2 in. high and 29.9 in. deep, and plugs into a standard 115 V outlet with a NEMA 5-15P plug on a 98.4 in. cord, drawing 1.5 A.

    33 °F to 41 °F Holding with Ventilated Refrigeration

    The cabinet holds 33 °F to 41 °F, the range you want for prepped produce, dairy, sauces, and portioned proteins. The refrigeration system is ventilated: it pushes cold air around the load, which a still-air cabinet cannot do. That matters every time a line cook opens a door, because moving air brings the interior back down to temperature quickly once the door swings shut.

    You get 14.8 cu. ft. of storage in an interior that measures 55.9 in. wide, 19.9 in. deep, and 24.8 in. high. Leave a little room around the product so the air has a path to travel.

    Electronic Control with Adjustable Set Point and Defrost Frequency

    An electronic control system lets you adjust two things: the temperature set point and how often the unit defrosts. A kitchen that opens the doors constantly in humid weather can run defrost more often; a quieter operation can back it off. Auto defrost clears the coil without anyone having to empty the cabinet or shut it down, so the box keeps working through the shift and nobody has to remember a manual defrost.

    Stainless Steel Exterior and Interior with a Copper Coil Evaporator

    Both the exterior and the interior are stainless steel. Outside, that means a top and front you can wipe down with the same sanitizer you use on the rest of the line. Inside, a spilled quart of marinade or a leaking case wipes off a stainless liner without staining it. The evaporator is a copper coil, and copper is the metal refrigeration techs prefer in a coil because it moves heat well and holds up to years of temperature cycling. The cabinet weighs 260 lb empty.

    Self-Closing Locking Doors and Epoxy Coated Wire Shelves

    Each of the two doors closes by itself when a cook lets go with full hands, so cold air is not spilling onto the floor during service. Push a door open to 90 degrees and it stays there, which is what you want when you are loading product from a cart or wiping down the interior at close. Locks and keys are included, so you can secure product overnight or between shifts.

    Inside, two epoxy coated steel wire shelves each carry up to 90 lb. That is enough for full cases and loaded food pans, and the open wire lets the ventilated air pass through the load. The epoxy coating resists the moisture that rusts bare wire in a cold cabinet.

    Casters with Brakes and a Removable Board for Condenser Cleaning

    Heavy duty casters with brakes are installed before the unit reaches you. Release the brakes and you can roll the cabinet out to mop behind it; set them and it stays put during service. The cabinet body is 30.1 in. high above the casters, for an overall height of 35.2 in.

    A removable installation board gives you access to the condenser coil for cleaning. A coil matted with grease and flour dust makes any compressor run longer and hotter, so a board that comes off easily makes it far more likely the brushing actually gets done.

    R290 Refrigerant on a 115 V Circuit

    The system runs on R290, a hydrocarbon refrigerant with an ozone depletion potential of 0 and a global warming potential of 3. Electrically the unit is simple: 115 V, single phase, 60 Hz, 1.5 A, and 215 W, on a NEMA 5-15P plug with a 98.4 in. cord. Any standard grounded kitchen outlet within reach of the cord will run it.

    Features & Benefits

    1. Refrigerated storage in a stainless steel undercounter cabinet for prep and line stations
    2. Ventilated refrigeration system that circulates cold air around the load
    3. Electronic control system with adjustable temperature set point
    4. Adjustable defrost frequency to suit how often the cabinet is opened
    5. Auto defrost that clears the coil without manual scraping or shutdown
    6. Self-closing doors that shut behind a cook with full hands
    7. 90 degree stay open feature for loading and cleaning
    8. Locks and keys included to secure product after hours
    9. Stainless steel exterior and interior that wipe clean
    10. Copper coil evaporator
    11. Epoxy coated steel wire shelves that let air pass through the load
    12. Preinstalled heavy duty casters with brakes
    13. Removable installation board for access to the condenser coil
    14. R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant with zero ozone depletion potential

    Resources & Downloads

    Specifications

    Capacity14.8 cu. ft.
    Temperature Range33 °F to 41 °F
    Number of Doors2
    Door TypeSolid, self-closing
    Door Stay Open90 degrees
    Door LocksLocks and keys included
    Number of Shelves2
    Shelf MaterialEpoxy coated steel wire
    Shelf Load Capacity90 lb each
    Exterior Width60.2 in.
    Exterior Depth29.9 in.
    Exterior Height35.2 in.
    Cabinet Height above Casters30.1 in.
    Interior Width55.9 in.
    Interior Depth19.9 in.
    Interior Height24.8 in.
    Net Weight260 lb
    Gross Weight287 lb
    Packed Dimensions (W x D x H)62.4 in. x 31.1 in. x 38.4 in.
    Voltage115 V
    Phase1
    Frequency60 Hz
    Amps1.5 A
    Power215 W
    PlugNEMA 5-15P
    Cord Length98.4 in.
    RefrigerantR290
    Refrigerant ODP0
    Refrigerant GWP3
    DefrostAuto
    Refrigeration SystemVentilated
    ControlElectronic
    EvaporatorCopper coil
    Exterior FinishStainless steel
    Interior FinishStainless steel
    CastersHeavy duty with brakes, preinstalled

    Manufacturer's Warranty

    • 6 Year

      Compressor

    • 2 Year

      Labor

    • 2 Year

      Parts

    Certifications & Approvals

    • CETLUS
      ETL US & Canada
    • ENERGYSTAR
      Energy Star Certified
    • ETLSAN
      ETL Sanitation

    The Chef Store is your go-to online destination for commercial food service equipment. We are committed to making your shopping experience seamless and ensuring you have the resources needed to make informed purchasing decisions. We continuously invest in product information development so that you have the knowledge and tools to choose the right equipment for your business. Whether you need help understanding product specifications or recommendations for your specific use case, our experienced team is here to help. We receive ongoing product training from the manufacturers we represent to ensure you are always well-informed and up to date. We pride ourselves on our core expertise: providing answers to your questions, guiding you through the decision-making process, and ultimately helping you make the best equipment purchasing decisions for your business.

    We're here to help. To us, that means no job is too big or too small. Whether you’re a national food chain or a small mom-and-pop shop, our commitment remains the same: ensuring every project is completed to your satisfaction. From the moment you place your order to delivery, we are dedicated to ensuring a seamless, hassle-free process. We continually evaluate and refine our operations, incorporating innovative technology to enhance efficiency and streamline communication with both customers and vendors. Our goal is to minimize delays and ensure your order reaches you as quickly and smoothly as possible.

    We carry a wide range of trusted restaurant equipment brands, and our catalog is always growing. If there's a particular item or brand you don't see on our website, please reach out to us; we’d be happy to help you find it. Not to mention, we leverage manufacturer and buying group relationships to offer our customers great prices and savings. Through these partnerships, freight programs, rebate programs, and more, we are able to purchase equipment at significant discounts and pass along the savings to our customers.

     

     

     

    We're excited to serve you next! 

    The Westlake WKTR-60B Undercounter Refrigerator

    About Undercounter Refrigerators

    Commercial undercounter refrigerators keep ingredients cold and within reach at the station level, fitting neatly under existing counters and prep surfaces without taking up extra floor space. Restaurants, bars, delis, hotels, and food trucks all use them to add cold storage exactly where it's needed in a busy kitchen layout.

    Most kitchens stick with a solid door undercounter fridge, but there are other setups. Drawer models are faster on busy lines where staff need to grab ingredients quickly. Glass door units let you see what's inside without opening the door. If you need both cold and frozen storage in one spot, go for a combo unit with both sections in one cabinet.

    Most undercounter fridges stand 27 to 34 inches tall and run 27 to 30 inches deep, designed to fit under standard counter heights. Width varies by model, with common sizes ranging from 27 to 72 inches wide. Popular widths like 48 and 60 inch units give you more storage capacity while still fitting cleanly into your counter run.

    Common Types and Configurations

    • Standard Undercounter Refrigerator: A solid door unit designed to fit under standard counter heights. Available in single and multiple door configurations to fit different station widths and storage requirements.
    • Commercial Undercounter Refrigerator with Drawers: Replaces hinged doors with pull-out drawers for faster ingredient access during service. A popular choice on cook lines and prep stations where staff need to grab product quickly without crouching to open a full door.
    • Commercial Undercounter Refrigerator Glass Door: Features glass doors that allow staff to see stored product at a glance. Reduces unnecessary door openings and helps maintain consistent internal temperatures during busy service periods.
    • Commercial Undercounter Refrigerator Freezer Combo: Combines a refrigerated section and a frozen section in a single undercounter cabinet. Useful for stations that need both cold and frozen storage without adding a second unit.
    • Commercial Lowboy Refrigerator: A low-profile undercounter unit commonly used in bars and service stations. Designed to fit under lower counters while still providing reliable cold storage for bottles, garnishes, and prepped ingredients.

    What to Look at Before You Buy

    • Unit Dimensions: Measure your space before you order. Most undercounter fridges fit under standard 36 inch counters, but always check the height, width, and depth against your actual setup.
    • Door vs. Drawer: Standard doors are cheaper and give you full access. Drawer models cost more but speed up workflow on busy lines where staff need to grab ingredients fast.
    • Solid vs. Glass Door: Solid doors insulate better and hold temperature. Glass doors let you see inside and cut down on door openings during service. Pick what fits your workflow.
    • Refrigerator vs. Freezer Combo: If you need both cold and frozen storage, a combo unit saves space and cuts down on equipment. Check that each section hits the temperatures you need.
    • Compressor Location: Most undercounter units have the compressor on the left or right. Make sure there's enough clearance for airflow and that it won't block other equipment or cabinets.
    • Temperature Range: Look for units that hold 33°F to 41°F, even when loaded. If your kitchen gets hot, check the ambient rating on the spec sheet to make sure the unit can keep up.
    • NSF Certification: Many commercial undercounter refrigerators carry NSF certification confirming they meet health code standards. Check your local requirements before you buy.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What size commercial undercounter refrigerator do I need?

    Start with your counter space. Measure width, depth, and height where the fridge will go, and check those numbers against the spec sheet before you order. Most undercounter fridges fit under standard 36 inch counters, but heights can vary. For storage, figure out how much you need to hold at the station during a typical service. Pick a unit that covers that volume but isn't so big it strains the compressor.

    What is the difference between a commercial undercounter refrigerator and a worktop refrigerator?

    The difference is the top. A worktop fridge has a stainless steel surface for prepping, cutting, and assembly. An undercounter fridge slides under your existing counter, using the counter as its top. Both give you cold storage, but a worktop unit is freestanding with its own prep space, while an undercounter model fits into your current layout.

    Can a commercial undercounter refrigerator be used as a freezer?

    Standard undercounter fridges hold 33°F to 41°F and won't reach freezing. If you need frozen storage in the same footprint, get a dedicated undercounter freezer or a combo unit with both fridge and freezer sections in one cabinet.

    Related Categories

    Shop by Brand

    Product Features

    1. Refrigerated storage in a stainless steel undercounter cabinet for prep and line stations
    2. Ventilated refrigeration system that circulates cold air around the load
    3. Electronic control system with adjustable temperature set point
    4. Adjustable defrost frequency to suit how often the cabinet is opened
    5. Auto defrost that clears the coil without manual scraping or shutdown
    6. Self-closing doors that shut behind a cook with full hands
    7. 90 degree stay open feature for loading and cleaning
    8. Locks and keys included to secure product after hours
    9. Stainless steel exterior and interior that wipe clean
    10. Copper coil evaporator
    11. Epoxy coated steel wire shelves that let air pass through the load
    12. Preinstalled heavy duty casters with brakes
    13. Removable installation board for access to the condenser coil
    14. R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant with zero ozone depletion potential

    Specifications

    Capacity14.8 cu. ft.
    Temperature Range33 °F to 41 °F
    Number of Doors2
    Door TypeSolid, self-closing
    Door Stay Open90 degrees
    Door LocksLocks and keys included
    Number of Shelves2
    Shelf MaterialEpoxy coated steel wire
    Shelf Load Capacity90 lb each
    Exterior Width60.2 in.
    Exterior Depth29.9 in.
    Exterior Height35.2 in.
    Cabinet Height above Casters30.1 in.
    Interior Width55.9 in.
    Interior Depth19.9 in.
    Interior Height24.8 in.
    Net Weight260 lb
    Gross Weight287 lb
    Packed Dimensions (W x D x H)62.4 in. x 31.1 in. x 38.4 in.
    Voltage115 V
    Phase1
    Frequency60 Hz
    Amps1.5 A
    Power215 W
    PlugNEMA 5-15P
    Cord Length98.4 in.
    RefrigerantR290
    Refrigerant ODP0
    Refrigerant GWP3
    DefrostAuto
    Refrigeration SystemVentilated
    ControlElectronic
    EvaporatorCopper coil
    Exterior FinishStainless steel
    Interior FinishStainless steel
    CastersHeavy duty with brakes, preinstalled

    Manufacturer's Warranty

      6 year

      Compressor

      2 year

      Labor

      2 year

      Parts

    Visit our help center
    Check your order status
    Return or exchange
    Get in touch