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Wine Cellar Cooling Systems

When it comes to custom wine rooms, choosing the right cooling unit system makes all the difference. Learn which system is right for your wine cellar.

How to Pick a Cooling System

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Wine Cellar Cooling Unit Buying Guide

A comprehensive review of different types of wine cellar cooling units, and tips for choosing the best one for your wine room.


Wine Cellar Preparation Guide

A guide to preparing and building your wine room before installing a cooling unit and racking system.


Wine Cellar Cooling Unit Calculator

Use the cooling calculator to determine the correct capacity needed for your wine cellar cooling unit. Our wine storage experts are available to either perform the calculation for you or guide you through it step-by-step.

Types of Wine Cellar Cooling Systems

Through-The-Wall Cooling Unit

Through-the-Wall

The Through-The-Wall System is a self-contained unit installed within the wall, cooling the wine room by directing cool air from the front and expelling warm air from the back.

Ducted Systems

The Ducted and Self-Contained system combines the evaporator, fans, compressor, condenser, and controls into a single unit located in a space adjacent to the wine cellar, keeping it hidden from view inside the cellar.

Ducted Cooling Unit
Ductless Split

Split Systems

The Split system provides unparalleled flexibility by allowing the condensing unit to be positioned remotely from the wine cellar, such as outside the home. The Split System is offered in both a Ductless and Ducted configuration.

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Wine Cellar Cooling System FAQ

How does a Wine Cellar Cooling Unit work?

A Wine Cellar Cooling Unit maintains the ideal environment for storing wine by regulating temperature and humidity. It cools the air through a refrigeration cycle, extracting warm air, cooling it with a refrigerant, and circulating the chilled air back into the cellar.

Why does a Wine Cellar need temperature-Control?

A Wine Cellar needs temperature control primarily to preserve the quality, flavor, and aging potential of wine. For collectors and investors, maintaining the correct temperature is essential for preserving the value of their
wine collection.

How Many types of wine cellar cooling units are there?

Wine cellar cooling units can be classified into four categories: Through-the-Wall, Ducted & Self-Contained, Ductless Split, and Ducted Split systems. Each category offers a range of capacities and configurations.

How do I choose the best wine cellar cooling unit?

Selecting the ideal wine cellar cooling unit requires evaluating various factors to ensure it meets your specific needs. Our Wine Cellar Cooling Units Buying Guide is an excellent resource for exploring your options, and our Wine Cellar Storage Consultants are excited to help you find the perfect cooling unit for your wine cellar!

Can I install a wine cellar cooling system myself?

Installing a wine cellar cooling system yourself is possible, but it depends on the system type and your experience. Through-the-Wall units are the easiest for DIY. Ducted and Self-Contained systems do not require a certified HVAC technician but benefit from professional installation. Split systems, both ducted and ductless, require a certified HVAC technician to install.

What Room Preparation is required for a temperature-Controlled wine cellar?

Preparing a room for a temperature-controlled wine cellar involves several key steps to ensure optimal conditions for storing wine. Our room preparation guide offers comprehensive details for constructing and preparing a wine cellar.

What conditions should wine be stored in?

Wine should be kept at a steady temperature between 50-55°F and relative humidity between 50-70%. Consistency is crucial, as temperature fluctuations can harm the wine. Store wine in a dark, UV-free environment and ensure it is free from vibrations, as both UV rays and vibrations can damage the wine.

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