Specifications
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This Summit Appliance compact refrigerator fits built-in or freestanding installations with dimensions measuring 26.75 inches wide, 31.88 inches high, and 25.25 inches deep. The under-counter design works with ADA-compliant counter heights. The front-breathing construction allows built-in placement, while the fully finished cabinet enables freestanding use. The stainless steel door features a vertical grain finish with a reversible swing and integrated flat hinge. Interior features include adjustable chrome shelves, LED lighting with three brightness levels, and a white finish. The door includes two storage racks and a slotted floor for bottle stability. A factory-installed lock with two keys provides optional security. Additional functions include a 96-hour Sabbath mode, high and low temperature alarms, and a child lock for the digital control panel. The sealed back design and right-angle plug facilitate installation. This unit meets ETL-S and NSF-7 commercial standards.
The Summit Appliance FF27BSSADA — compact.
Specifications
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How this compact stacks up against close alternatives on Fridge.com.
| Spec | Summit Appliance 4.98 Cu. Ft. Built-In Mini Fridge Summit Appliance · FF27BSSADA | ![]() COOLSKI | ![]() Aeg | ![]() Smeg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,887.03 | $2,298.99 | $1,598.07 | $1,399 |
| Width | 26.75 | 54.4 | 21.65 | 15.87 |
| Height | 31.88 | 82.68 | 56.45 | 29.12 |
| Depth | 25.25 | 31.5 | 21.53 | 19.68 |
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Brand Background
Summit Appliance, a division of Felix Storch, Inc., has operated out of the Bronx, New York since 1969, carving out a distinctive niche in specialty refrigeration that sets it apart from mainstream appliance manufacturers. The company's catalog on Fridge.com encompasses 907 active products, reflecting an unusually broad range of specialized cooling solutions. Rather than competing in the standard kitchen refrigerator market, Summit focuses heavily on commercial and specialty categories—the brand offers 161 upright freezers, 153 kegerators, 153 beverage centers, and 78 built-in units, alongside 161 french-door models. This distribution reveals a manufacturer deeply invested in foodservice, hospitality, and medical applications rather than typical residential needs. ADA-compliant models like the CT661WADA compact freezer demonstrate Summit's commitment to accessibility requirements, while units like the SBC15NKCSS kegerator highlight their strength in beverage dispensing equipment. With products carrying an average rating of 3.7 out of 5, Summit Appliance occupies the mainstream tier but serves markets that premium residential brands often overlook, making it a go-to source for undercounter installations, laboratory storage, and commercial beverage applications where specialized dimensions and compliance certifications matter most.