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Turbo Air PRO-26R-RI-N-CRT — Reach-In Freezer with 1 Door, 78"H, 25.35 cu ft

PRO-26R-RI-N-CRT
Specs & image © Turbo Air. Independent reference — verify on the spec sheet.
Retail price (online)
$8,240
Dimensions
78" high
Turbo Air PRO-26R-RI-N-CRT — Reach-In Freezer with 1 Door, 78"H, 25.35 cu ft

The Turbo Air PRO-26R-RI-N-CRT is a reach-in freezer. It provides back-of-house frozen storage for bulk and prepped inventory.

Buying considerations

Size by door count and cubic feet for your frozen inventory, and confirm the cabinet footprint and door swing fit your aisle. Compare ENERGY STAR ratings and gaskets — they drive the real running cost. Browse all reach-in freezers →

Specifications

Dimensions78"H
Capacity25.35 cu ft
Doors1
LengthNone"
Electrical115/60/1
RefrigerantR-290
Weight356 lb (shipping)

Pulled from Turbo Air · spec sheet (PDF) ↗

Health-department & code relevance

NSF/ANSI 7; holds product frozen. Requirements by state →

Where to buy — retail price

$8,240.16
Live online listings for this exact model from 3 retailers we track · checked 2026-08
RetailerPrice
KitchenRestock$8,240.16View listing →
ChefsDeal$8,240.16View listing →
CKitchen$8,240.16View listing →

Prices exclude freight & tax and change often — confirm on the retailer’s page. We don’t sell equipment or take payment for placement; these are independent listings.

Shipping & handling

Freight (LTL) — ships palletized with curbside/dock delivery (based on its 356.0 lb weight). Factor freight into landed cost; many brands waive it above an order minimum.

Ships byFreight (LTL)
Product weightNot published
Shipping weight356.0 lb
Shipping dimensionsNot published
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Size usable cubic feet to your frozen par levels, then verify the door and compressor configuration.

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