To store wine, a temperature of about 12 degrees Celsius should be created, with a relative humidity of preferably between 60 and 75%.
For serving wine, we need temperatures between about 6 and 18 degrees Celsius.
How can you arrange that in a wine showcase?
A wine display cabinet without cooling
There are plenty of them—wine display cabinets meant purely for show, designed solely for aesthetic appeal, and therefore without cooling. As long as the end user knows that the wine isn’t being stored properly and is always too warm to drink, that’s fine, of course, but otherwise, the wine display cabinet must be cooled.
A standard refrigeration
The Tahoma is a split system with a compactly designed inner part, which can be placed at the bottom or at the top of the wine showcase. The outside part of the Tahoma can be in another room. Note that this space must be able to be well ventilated (350m3 per hour) and that it must be a place where the user is not bothered by noise.
A Custom Cooling System
If different temperatures are required or if the wine display cabinet is too large for a Tahoma, we will install a custom cooling system at the bottom of the wine cabinet. This system is installed across the entire width of the wine display cabinet, at the bottom. The outdoor unit must be placed outside due to heat dissipation and noise considerations. It can be located up to 20 meters away from the indoor unit.
And what are the options for inside a walk-in wine closet?
A compact wine cellar cooling
If the hot air can be blown out into an adjacent room or to the outside, then the INOA wine cellar cooling unit could be applied. This compact unit is available in 2 variants: for 25 and for 50m3.
A split wine cellar cooling system
Is the room no larger than 20m3 and well insulated, but the warm air cannot be blown out into an adjacent room or to the outside? Then the Tahoma is a perfect wine cellar cooler. The inner part is beautifully designed and very compact. The outdoor section can be placed in a well-ventilated area. The Tahoma is a water-cooled wine cellar cooler with a closed circuit.
A low temperature split cooling unit
The low temperature split cooling units are similar in appearance to an air conditioning unit. Technically, however, they are different because they must be able to reach a temperature of 12 degrees Celsius. The indoor part is hung on the wall, the outdoor part should really be placed outside.
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