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Our new Full Size Panel Ready Dual Zone Wine Cooler will seamlessly harmonize with your kitchen cabinetry while keeping your wine at the optimal serving temperature. It’s party-ready, with exciting features like Hettich articulating hinges, Full-Extension Wood Racks, vertical LED light strips in three colors and four light levels, an illuminated control panel, and an updated kickplate with built-in lock. Also boasts an auto-illuminating function that sets the lighting to the highest brightness level when the door opens for greater visibility. Door handle sold separately, and wood panel not included.
Full-Extension Black Wood Racks on stainless steel ball bearing glides fully extend, making it easier to access wine bottles and avoid label scratching.
An on-board computer controls active cooling fans to provide temperature stability and even cooling.
Multiple internal sensors help maintain accurate temperatures and increase overall performance
Hettich articulating hinges seamlessly integrate with cabinetry, offering a smooth and adaptable door movement for a sophisticated and space-efficient design.
Two evaporators provide more precise control of temperature in each zone because each evaporator is responsible for cooling each zone. If you only have one evaporator in a dual zone cooler, it is tasked with cooling two zones at the same time which is less accurate.
The zero-clearance door hinge means the cooler can be installed directly adjacent to a cabinet without the cooler door hitting the cabinet.
The reversible door hinge allows anyone to conveniently change the door hinge location from Left or Right to better accommodate your space.
3-Color LED Lighting in Cloud White, Deep Blue and Amber. Vertical LED strips mounted to the side of the cabinet fully illuminate the interior.
New kickplate with door lock allowing you to secure your collection.
Enhanced technology ensures noise and vibration is reduced to minimize wine disturbance
Dual-pane, low-e, argon-filled glass door improves insulation to minimize heat exchange. A Low-e coating helps minimize the amount of UV and infrared light that passes through the glass door.