Keep drinks and ingredients within reach of your outdoor kitchen with the Perlick HP24RO Signature Series refrigerator. Its 5.2-cubic-foot stainless steel interior fits into a 24-inch undercounter opening, and full-extension shelves help you reach items at the back.
- Cabinet dimensions in the manufacturer drawing: 23⅞ inches wide × 24 inches deep (± ¹⁄₁₆ inch) × 34⁵⁄₁₆ inches high, before handle projection and leveling adjustment.
- Standard door-handle projection: 1⅜ inches. Custom panels or pulls can change the finished depth.
- The drawing allows up to ¾ inch of additional height from the leveling feet.
- Current installation-manual rough opening: 24 inches wide × 24 inches deep × 34⅜ to 35½ inches high.
- Use at least a 3-inch filler in corner installations and allow 25 inches in front for door swing and shelf access.
Keep the front grille unobstructed, with at least 2 inches of air space in front of the condenser. Use a properly grounded 15-amp outlet and install the anti-tip brackets as directed. Confirm the actual appliance, outlet location, leveling and door treatment before completing cabinetry.
Choose solid stainless steel, solid panel ready, stainless steel glass, or panel ready glass, with a left- or right-hand hinge. Panel-ready models are intended for a custom front and pull; follow the manufacturer template. Choose the factory hinge direction when ordering. Door reversal requires the appropriate Perlick hinge kit and is not recommended for an existing custom wood overlay.
The representative image shows a stainless steel glass-door model. Other finishes and hinge orientations differ. Food and beverages shown are display items.
Follow the manufacturer winterizing procedure before daily low temperatures reach 38°F. Outdoor rating does not mean year-round operation in freezing weather. The care guide instructs you not to cover the unit and to disconnect power before maintenance.
Perlick publishes a six-year limited residential warranty for eligible new units. Production-date eligibility, registration requirements, coverage periods and exclusions are governed by the manufacturer warranty statement.
