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Wine Cellar Refrigeration Solutions For the Trade Menu

Voltage and AC Frequency

More than likely, when designing a wine cellar refrigeration system the question of available hertz never comes up. This is because throughout North America power is supplied at a standard 60 Hz. When designing Wine Storage Cooling Systems for hospitality companies, restaurant chains, wine stores, or possible homeowners that have locations in other countries it is an important question to take into account of.

Question? Click here for assistance Voltage Considerations - Wine Cellar Refrigeration Systems

In North America, the frequency of electricity is 60 Hz. While there is no global standardization, Nicola Tesla determined 60 hertz was the best frequency for AC power. While Telsa preferred 220V, Edison suggested that 110V was wiser considering safety concerns.

Some US Cellar Refrigeration Systems equipment may need to be special ordered, modified, or custom made to order. This can impact lead times significantly at different times of the year.

Click here to download a PDF version of this pageDownload PDF Construction of a Wine Cellar

 

 

More than likely, when designing a wine cellar refrigeration system the question of available hertz never comes up. This is because throughout North America power is supplied at a standard 60 Hz. When designing Wine Storage Cooling Systems for hospitality companies, restaurant chains, and wine stores or possible homeowners that have locations in other countries it is an important question to take into account of.

Question? Click here for assistance Voltage Considerations - Wine Cellar Refrigeration Systems

In North America, the frequency of electricity is 60 Hz. While there is no global standardization, Nicola Tesla determined 60 hertz was the best frequency for AC power. While Telsa preferred 220V, Edison suggested that 110V was wiser considering safety concerns.

Some US Cellar Refrigeration Systems equipment may need to be special ordered, modified, or custom made to order. This can impact lead times significantly at different times of the year.

Click here to download a PDF version of this pageDownload PDF Construction of a Wine Cellar

 

 

More than likely, when designing a wine cellar refrigeration system the question of available hertz never comes up. This is because throughout North America power is supplied at a standard 60 Hz. When designing Wine Storage Cooling Systems for hospitality companies, restaurant chains, and wine stores or possible homeowners that have locations in other countries it is an important question to take into account of.

Question? Click here for assistance Voltage Considerations - Wine Cellar Refrigeration Systems

In North America, the frequency of electricity is 60 Hz. While there is no global standardization, Nicola Tesla determined 60 hertz was the best frequency for AC power. While Telsa preferred 220V, Edison suggested that 110V was wiser considering safety concerns.

Some US Cellar Refrigeration Systems equipment may need to be special ordered, modified, or custom made to order. This can impact lead times significantly at different times of the year.

Click here to download a PDF version of this pageDownload PDF Construction of a Wine Cellar

 

 

Call +1 (562) 513-3017 & ask for Systems Design

US Cellar Systems creates cooling systems for every size and style of refrigerated wine storage. We have multiple product lines available and can work with you to select and customize the most effective cooling unit for your projects. We are proud to work with builders, contractors, designers, architects, and other custom wine cellar construction experts. Call us today in California at (562) 513-3017 or in Oregon at (503) 928-8778!