Caple WI6223 61cm Integrated Built Under Dual Zone Wine Cooler

Black glass doors with gloss black door frame
Toughened UV protected glass
Black cabinet interior and exterior
Stainless steel handles
2 independently controlled temperature zones
Electronic temperature control and LED display
Temperature range 3°C - 18°C
Humidity range >65% RH
No frost compressor cooling system
Fan circulated cool air for even temperature distribution
2 heaters raise internal temperature when external temperature drops
White LED interior lighting with on/off switches
Dark wooden shelves
5 sliding shelves and 1 base shelf per zone
Total net capacity 140 litres / 4.94 ft³
Max. storage capacity 38 x 750ml wine bottles
(19 bottles per zone, 3 bottles per sliding shelf, 4 bottles per base shelf)
Recessed for fitting furniture plinth
Air ventilation through plinth (50mm vent slot required)
Quiet operation 42dB(A)
Annual energy consumption 591 kwh
Ambient temperature 5°C - 35°C
Width 595mm

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Energy Ratings

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Energy consumption and running costs

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Performance in other areas

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