Fire Magic Outdoor Rated Kegerator: two taps for draft beer at the island
The Fire Magic Outdoor Rated Kegerator is an outdoor refrigerator built to hold a keg and pour it through two taps on top, and it builds into an outdoor kitchen island. Built in means it slides into a cutout under the counter and its front sits flush with the island face. Outdoor rated means it is tested and listed to run outside in the heat and the cold of a patio, which a garage fridge is not. The door is stainless steel with a Fire Magic style handle. It needs an opening 35 inches high, 24.5 inches wide, and 25 inches deep. It puts draft beer at the island instead of cans in a cooler.
It takes a full, a half, a quarter, or a sixth keg, and the two taps can pour two different beers. The two taps come with it. Metal shelves come in the box, so between kegs it works as a plain refrigerator. The door locks with a key, and a thermometer inside shows the cabinet temperature. Plan for an outlet in the island on its own circuit. On the page you pick a right or a left hinged door. Want the same size cabinet for food and drinks? See the Fire Magic Outdoor Rated Refrigerator. The Fire Magic Outdoor Rated Kegerator ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
FAQ
What keg sizes fit the outdoor kegerator?
Full, half, quarter and one-sixth size kegs, per the description, with a double tap so two different beers can be poured. Metal shelves are included to convert it to a full refrigerator when no keg is stored, and it is UL listed for outdoor use.
What cutout does it need?
The Specifications tab and the Fire Magic spec guide list the 3594 kegerator’s cutout at 24 1/2 inches wide, 25 inches deep and 35 inches high, and the guide notes drain clearances must be provided below it. Leave room behind the unit for the beer line and CO2 connections when you plan the enclosure.
Right or left door?
Choose on the Right or Left Door selector on this page: 3594-DR opens with a right hinge and 3594-DL with a left hinge, as pictured. Both have the Fire Magic style handle, a closed-door assist and a lock and key.
What power does it need?
115 volts, 60 Hz, 15 amps per the Specifications tab, so plan a GFCI outlet inside the island. The unit weighs 145 pounds. An internal digital thermometer shows the cabinet temperature. See other outdoor kegerators here.
Can it be used as a regular refrigerator?
Yes. With the included metal shelves in place it works as a full refrigerator between kegs, with the same lock and key security and outdoor rating. The description notes the closed-door assist keeps beverages cool and secure.