Microwave/Refrigerator-Freezer Combination with Allocator

Accucold's general purpose MRF series offers combination refrigerator-microwaves with one-plug operation, ideal for institutions looking to maximize user convenience in break rooms and other facility settings.Model MRF66BKA combines a fully featured microwave with our European CT66BK refrigerator-freezer. The complete unit is sized at just 24 wide for an easy fit. The refrigerator-freezer's reversible door make it easy to adjust to any setting, while the microwave includes a built-in allocator, allowing you to plug the fridge directly into the microwave. The allocator will temporarily disable the power of the refrigerator while the microwave is in use, resuming after the cooking cycle is complete in order to protect against power surges.The CT66BK offers over 5 cu.ft. of interior storage capacity, one of the largest in this size class of refrigerator-freezer. It utilizes a dual evaporator cooling system to ensure proper temperature in both the auto defrost refrigerator and manual defrost freezer compartment. Adjustable glass shelves, a lower crisper drawer, and door racks offer convenient storage. The SM903BSA1 microwave comes in a jet black finish with an easy-grab handle in brushed stainless steel to complement the refrigerator. Two USB ports are included to charge mobile devices. The microwave has a door window and digital touchpad control panel with one-touch settings for common meals, including frozen food, potatoes, pizza, and popcorn. The display and end-of-cycle alerts can be disabled and muted as needed. We include two brackets that let you set the microwave on top of the refrigerator and gently secure with included adhesive. The MRF66BKA ships on one pallet in three boxes (refrigerator-freezer CT66BK, microwave SM903BSA1, and our MRFKit bracket set). If you prefer to have the unit fully assembled before shipping, add option MRFAssembly upon order (note: this will incur an additional charge and added lead time). Alternate combinations can be created by orde