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Beer Dispensing Coolers

Commercial Kegerators & Beer Dispensing Coolers in Toronto & Canada

Pour draft beer at the right temperature and pressure with Phoenix Food Equipment's Beer Dispensing Coolers collection — commercial kegerators, or keg fridges, built to hold a keg (or several) right behind the bar with the tower and taps already mounted on top. Choose a single door kegerator that holds one half-barrel keg, a double door unit for two kegs on tap at once, or step up to a triple or four-door cooler for a high-volume bar running several beers side by side. Most of our lineup comes from Nordic Air, our proprietary line, and Atosa, both budget-friendly single and double door options with a two-tap tower included. True Refrigeration carries the widest range on the site, from a compact 24-inch single door kegerator up to a 108-inch four-door model — the largest keg cooler we stock — in black or stainless steel finish. Need a bottle or can fridge instead? Our Back Bar Coolers collection covers the rest of your bar. Whether you're opening a taproom in Toronto, a brewpub in Mississauga, or a bar right here in Vaughan, we ship kegerators across the GTA — Markham and Hamilton included — and nationwide across Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from operators buying this kind of equipment.

How many kegs does a beer dispensing cooler hold?

Capacity depends on door count. A single door kegerator holds one half-barrel keg, in units running 23 to 24 inches wide. A double door unit holds two kegs on tap at the same time, and Atosa's MKC90GR triple door holds up to four kegs in a 90-inch cabinet. For the largest capacity on the site, True Refrigeration's four-door units run from 92 to 108 inches wide and hold four kegs with room to spare.

How many taps come with a keg beer dispensing cooler?

Most single and double door kegerators in our lineup — including Nordic Air and Atosa — come with a two-tap tower already mounted on top, so a double door unit typically pours two different beers at once. Step up to a larger triple or four-door cooler and you can run up to four taps, letting a busy bar pour several beers side by side without swapping kegs mid-shift.

What temperature should a kegerator hold to pour beer properly?

A kegerator should hold a steady 34°F to 38°F (1°C to 3°C) — cold enough to pour a proper glass of draft beer without it foaming over from being too warm or pouring flat and slushy from being too cold. Read our blog on ideal refrigeration temperatures to dial in the right setting for your equipment.