Self Contained Wine Cellar Systems

Self Contained Wine Cellar Systems combine modern design powerful cooling capacity with flexible installation options.

Self Contained wine cellar cooling units are designed to be installed between studs in an existing wall, similar to putting a window unit air conditioner in your wine cellar. This type of system works by having one end that sends cool air into the cellar and the other end that exhausts the heat from the cellar out.

Many of the units are designed to be installed on an interior wall. As a result, they exhaust heat into an internal room, which should be roughly twice the size of your wine cellar and should be well-ventilated so that you won’t be bothered by the noise and excess heat. They usually operate effectively in a cellar with a utility room adjacent to it. They're excellent for small cellars, but for larger cellars, you’ll need a different solution.

Advantages of a Self Contained Wine Cellar System

• Does not require any ductwork.
• Easy to install and operate.
• Most cost-effective and convenient.
• Temperature and humidity control.

However, they also have some disadvantages such as:

• The cooling units can be noisy.
• They protrude from the wall, making them less appealing.
• The units must be installed on an exterior wall that can withstand temperatures of up to 105°F (or more if you live in a hot climate) to work efficiently.

Self-contained wine cooling systems, unlike other types of cellar cooling systems, have evaporators that work on maintaining the optimum temperature and humidity level inside your room.

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