Product Description

The Hoshizaki PT2A-FG-FG is a two-section Steelheart Series pass-thru refrigerator with full glass doors and locks on both faces. It carries 52.5 cubic feet across a 55-inch-wide cabinet, roughly doubling the PT1A while sharing the same 79.5-inch height.

Two Sections, Two-Sided Access

Four doors, two per face, mean the cabinet can be worked from the kitchen and the line at the same time without the two teams competing for the same opening. Splitting the cabinet into two sections also means a single door opening exposes only half the interior, which limits the air exchange on each reach compared with a one-section cabinet of the same volume.

Glass Doors and What They Cost

Full glass front and back lets both sides read the contents before opening, which is worth real time on a busy expedite line. It comes at an energy cost: this cabinet is rated at 6 kWh per day against 3.24 for the equivalent solid-door PT2A-FS-FS. Specify glass where visibility drives the workflow, solid where it does not. All four doors lock.

R290 and Standard Power

Despite 52.5 cubic feet of capacity the PT2A-FG-FG runs on a single 115V circuit at 8 amps through a 10 ft cord and 5-15P plug, using R290 natural refrigerant. It is ETL Safety Listed for the US and Canada, ETL Sanitation Listed and Georgia Made Certified. Note the glass-door version is 37.75 inches deep versus 35.75 for the solid-door models.

Specifications

Model PT2A-FG-FG
Series Steelheart
Type Two section pass-thru upright refrigerator
Capacity 52.5 cu ft
Doors Full glass with lock, both faces
Exterior dimensions 55" W x 37.75" D x 79.5" H
Electrical 115V / 60Hz / 1 phase, 8 amps
Plug NEMA 5-15P, 10 ft cord
Energy consumption 6 kWh/day
Refrigerant R290 natural refrigerant
Certifications ETL Safety Listed (US & C), ETL Sanitation Listed, Georgia Made Certified
Shipping weight 681 lbs
Crate dimensions 58" L x 38.125" D x 81" H

Warranty

Hoshizaki's 7-7-7 warranty: seven years labor, seven years parts and seven years on the compressor.

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