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Wine Cellar Refrigeration Solutions For the Trade Menu

The Advantages & Disadvantages of Split Systems vs. Through the Wall Wine Cellar Cooling Systems

Through-the-Wall Wine Cellar Refrigeration Systems

Examples: WhisperXLT or Breezeaire W

Advantages

  • Lower cost for initial investment.
  • Lower cost for installation.
  • Licensed HVAC contractor not required for installation.
  • All the cooling system’s components are in one unit.

Disadvantages

  • The maximum temperature differential allowable for required venting is 25° for Breezeaire and 30° for Whisperkool.
  • Cannot vent outdoors if the temperature will rise above 85°.
  • Cannot be set cold enough to store white wines or champagne at serving temperature.
  • The cooling units utilize a slow-reacting liquid measuring thermostat.
  • Considered noisy compared to split systems.
  • The entire assembly must be removed and returned to the factory for any repairs.

US Cellar Systems Split Cooling Units for Wine Cellars

Refrigeration Systems for Low Profile Quiet Wine Cellars. LPQ Series Cooling Units. BUY A SPLIT SYSTEM wine cellar cooling system. CLICK HERE.

Advantages

  • The separation of components reduces noise near the wine cellar.
  • The separation of components eliminates heat venting into living areas.
  • Several coil sizes, shapes, and mounting possibilities are available.
  • Condensers can be installed indoors or outdoors without temperature differential concerns.
  • Water Cooled Condensers are available for locations with a water source or Geothermal technology.
  • Condensers can be located up to 50′ from the fan coil with no additional preparations.
  • The entire system can be serviced and repaired in place by almost any HVAC technician.
  • Many replacement components are available locally nationwide.
  • The air temperature probe used with a remote-mounted programmable thermostat is more responsive to changing conditions.
  • Unlimited technical assistance is readily available direct from US Cellar Systems.

Disadvantages

  • Greater initial investment and installation cost.
  • An HVAC technician must install copper line sets.

>>>For more on Split wine cellar cooling units.

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!