NewAir ABR-960 stainless steel beverage fridge with a glass door, door lock and front vent

Beverage fridge · Built-in or freestanding

NewAir ABR-960

A 15-inch drinks fridge sold for built-in or freestanding use, rated for 96 cans.

96 cans · 14.8 in wide · one zone

Ask NewAir for the air gaps before you build it in. The manual doesn't give them.

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Where it fits

Built-in or stand-alone, per the product page.

NewAir ABR-960

Built-in or freestanding

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Space it needs: Fridge alone: 14.80 × 22.60 × 33.90 in

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The specs, in plain words

NewAir ABR-960 specifications. These are the manufacturer's figures, not our own measurements.
What to checkNewAir ABR-960
Size (W × D × H)14.80 in × 22.60 in × 33.75 in; 24.25 in deep with handleWidth × depth × height, from the product page. The manual says 14.8 in × 22.4 in × 33.9 in. Plan around the larger figures.
Weight76 lb
Built-in or freestandingBuilt-in or stand-alone, per the product pageThe manual refers to a built-in structure and says to keep ventilation openings clear. It also says to keep the front kick-plate free of obstruction and never to operate the unit behind closed doors.
Air gap it needsNo figures in the manualReplies in the product page’s Q&A conflict: one says 0.25 in at the sides and back, another says 2.5 in at each side. Ask NewAir in writing for your setup.
Door and shelvesDoor lock; 5 racks. Door reversal isn’t covered in the manualThe manual’s parts list shows a lock and a right upper hinge. A NewAir reply in the product page’s Q&A says the door isn’t reversible. The page says the shelves adjust and lists 5 racks.
How much it holds96 standard cans; 3.2 cu ftThe can count comes from the manual’s cover and the product page, and no can size is given. The page calls this eight six-packs, but 96 cans is 16.
Temperature rangeOne zone, 36–66°FDigital controls in 1-degree steps. The product page says 37–66°F.
Room temperature it needsNo room temperature range statedThe manual lists climate class T/ST/N/SN without explaining it, and the warranty excludes extreme temperatures.
Where you can use it“Household, office and similar environments”The product page calls it “ideal for commercial & home use,” but the manual’s warranty excludes commercial use. Avoid excessively moist or humid places.
Power110–120 V, 60 Hz, 90 W, 1.2 A. Never use an extension cord
NoiseNo dB figure foundThe product page calls it quiet without giving a figure.
Yearly energy useNo annual kWh figure found90 W is a power rating, not annual use.
Warranty1 year (manual); 2 years (product and warranty pages)NewAir’s manual says one year of parts coverage from purchase. The product page says “2-Year Warranty Included.” NewAir’s warranty page says two years for purchases on or after November 12, 2025, “unless otherwise stated in your product’s manual.” Get the term in writing before you rely on it, especially if you buy from another seller.

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