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4 Types of Wine Cooling Units for In-Home Wine Cellars You Must Know

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4 Types of Wine Cooling Units for In-Home Wine Cellars You Must Know

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  1. 4 Types of Wine Cooling Units for In-Home Wine Cellars You Must Know

  2. Introduction Are you planning to invest in in-home wine cellars in Australia to keep the wines organised? With the right storage conditions, wine cellars are the best place to store your precious vintages. Wine cellars should have a constant 55o C. temperature and 50% - 75% humidity level. And hence, you must install the appropriate wine-cooling unit in your home cellar.

  3. What are the ideal wine cooling units for your home wine cellar? A wine cooling unit is one of the most essential features of an in-home wine cellar. It helps you maintain the temperature and humidity of your home wine cellar to keep your wines intact for years. The following are the top 4 wine cooling units you can install in your home wine cellar: • ‘Through the Wall’ or ‘Self Contained’ wine cooling unit, mounted through the walls can help you release the hot air of the room by pulling air from the adjoining room. This wine cooling unit can also feature hot air ducted to another area to keep the cellar environment cool and constant.

  4. What are the ideal wine cooling units for your home wine cellar? • ‘Spilt-Air Handler’ or ‘Ducted Split System’ is a unit that requires ducting to the wine cellar through an evaporator coil while placing it in another room, attic or closet. You can also install this wine cooling unit outdoors, but you must contact experts beforehand. • ‘Water-Cooled System’ is a wine-cooling unit that uses cold water to cool down the coils of the unit. These units are placed indoors. However, these cooling units are only installed in the building with a water reservoir that circulates through the building. • ‘Ductless Spilt System’ is a cooling unit, where the evaporator coil is in the same room as the unit. These cooling units connect to the condenser in another room or outside through 2 copper lines.

  5. How to find the right wine cellar builder for your home cellar? Consider the following factors: • Expertise and reputation • Understanding of in-home wine cellar • Knowledge of wine cellar vaporisation and insulation • Customer testimonials • Portfolio of previous works • Estimated budget and timeline for the project

  6. Keep your vintages organised in in-home wine cellars Are you wondering what would be the best way to store and organise your favourite vintages? Well, investing in in-house wine cellars in Australia would be ideal. Having experts by your side can help you with that.

  7. About the in-home wine cellar building company Signature Cellars is an in-home wine cellar-building company in Australia. With years of expertise, they’re knowledgeable and well-priced. Regardless of the size of your interior and wine collection, they can help you build an in-home wine storage solution.

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