24 Bottle Thermoelectric Dual Zone Wine Cooler by Sunpentown

The 24 Bottle Thermoelectric Dual Zone Wine Cooler by Sunpentown features the newest heating technology. If the ambient temperature should fall below set temperature, the unit will heat to maintain your set temperature. The dual-zone offers two independent temperature settings and will hold a total of 24 standard bottles capacity with 12 bottles on each side. Thermoelectric technology offers a quiet operation with no vibration.
The stylish design of the black cabinet and two double pane insulated glass doors with stainless steel trim will compliment any kitchen or entertainment area. It features simple to use digital controls with LED display with an adjustable temperature range between 45 to 64 degrees F. Ten slide out shelves and the soft interior lighting make access to your favorite wine an easy task.

Recommended temperatures for chilling wine:
Full Red (59 ~ 65 degrees F)
Light Red (54 ~ 57 degrees F)
White & Rose (46 ~ 57 degrees F)
Sparkling Wine & Champagne (41 ~ 47 degrees F)

Features:

• Freestanding
• Dual Zone
• Thermoelectric
• 2 Double Paned Insulated Glass Doors
• Black cabinet
• Stainless Steel Trim
• Front Leveling Legs
• Soft Interior Light
• LED Temperature Display With Touch Sensitive Controls
• 10 Slide Out Shelves
• Adjustable Temperature Range: 45 ~ 64 Degrees F

CAPACITY:

• 24 Standard Wine Bottles/12 on Each Side

DIMENSIONS:

• Height = 24.5 Inches
• Width = 20.3 Inches
• Depth = 20.5 Inches

WEIGHT:

• 62 Pounds

POWER SOURCE:

• 120 Volts

PRODUCT MODEL #

• WC2461H

MANUFACTURER:

• Sunpentown

WARRANTY:

• 1 Year

SHIPPING:

• $50.00

A Note About Bottle Sizes and Storage Capacity

When we reference bottle capacity for our wine cellars, we are referring to the maximum quantity of "standard" Bordeaux-size bottles that will fit into that cellar. In reality, as you can see from the chart above, there is no true standard size bottle these days as bottles come in varying styles, sizes and shapes. Some are extremely tall and thin (like a Riesling bottle), others are shorter yet wide at the shoulders (like the Pinot Noir or Turley bottle) and others are tall, wide and broad at the shoulders (like your large California red bottle). If you have any of these non "standard" Bordeaux size bottles in your collection, your capacity can be lower than what we state the unit can hold.

Here is our rule of thumb: If up to half of your collection consists of non-standard Bordeaux-size bottles, your maximum capacity may be reduced by 20-25%. If your collection consists mostly of these larger sized bottles, your maximum capacity may be reduced by as much as 40%. The one thing we do know is that all collections are different, and that's the great thing about collecting wine!