• 목록
• 답변
• 글쓰기
• 게시판 리스트 옵션
  • 수정
  • 삭제

Undercounter Wine Refrigerator

Undercounter wine refrigerators offer a sleeker alternative to an open-air wine cooler. They are positioned under counters in the kitchen and home bars to make it easier to access a glass of Pinot Noir while entertaining.

Before buying an undercounter wine refrigerator, carefully measure your designated cabinet space and consider airspace to ensure efficient heat dissipation. You should consider a dual temperature model to keep white and red wines at the optimal temperature.

Size

This single-zone Thor Kitchen wine refrigerator offers all the benefits and style of an undercounter unit, however, it's a size that can be easily integrated into smaller spaces. It has a capacity of 40 bottles that can increase or decrease based on your wine collection and it's available in black or stainless steel to match your decor. It can also be freestanding or integrated into your kitchen cabinetry and is therefore flexible when it comes to placement.

If you're planning on storing both red and white wines, you might consider a dual-zone wine fridge such as this model from KitchenAid which has a versatile layout. The lower section can be used to store and age wines that are between 42 and 64degF. The upper section is perfect for sodas and craft beers.

There are numerous models that can hold a large capacity. For example, this Sub-Zero model can house an extensive wine collection. This is the perfect choice for serious commercial wine refrigerator and drink collectors. The shelves are large enough to hold 33 standard Bordeaux-style wine bottles. It also features a dual zone temperature control that allows you to store white and red wine at the ideal temperature.

Some of these wine refrigerators have an integrated beverage center with the wine cellar. This can be useful for those who serve cocktails or mixed drinks. These units can be seamlessly integrated into counters or cabinets for a seamless and streamlined look. They often have hidden hinges that maintain a flush surface. Some, like this one from KitchenAid have a flush installation to give an appearance of a built-in.

Capacity

A wine refrigerator that is under counter can safeguard your wine collection with a consistent temperature and humidity control. It's designed to store bottles of wine to ensure optimal aging and to minimize fluctuations that could impact the taste and damage the cork. It also has the benefit of a glass front that blocks UV light which helps preserve the wine. The dampening technology reduces vibration.

If you're looking to store a larger collection of wine, think about models with dual temperature zones that allow you to keep red and white wines at the right temperature. You may also find wine refrigerators that have a Temperature Monitoring System which alerts you if the internal temperature of your unit is out of range.

You can also find undercounter wine fridges with multiple racks that can accommodate a wide variety of bottles sizes and shapes, so you'll be able to serve any type of wine at your next dinner party or get-together. Certain models have separate compartments for beer and cans to ensure you have enough of your favourite drinks.

A stylish wine fridge under the counter can be an attractive addition to any kitchen. The stainless steel design is sleek and compact and is compatible with a variety of kitchen designs. You can choose from freestanding and built-in models, which give you more flexibility in terms of placement and installation. But, before purchasing one, make sure you carefully measure your designated space and account for ventilation. To ensure efficient heat dissipation the fridge must have at a minimum of a few inches clearance on all four sides. You don't want to be with an unsuitable wine cooler that's not sized well and could damage the bottles of wine you have or cause a fire to your collection.

Temperature Control

Whether you want to store a selection of your favorite wines for entertaining or you prefer the taste of chilled beverages under counter, a wine refrigerator is the perfect appliance to ensure that your favourite drinks are kept at the right temperature. Some models come with two zones that lets you create separate ideal environments for whites and reds. Others have a larger capacity that can accommodate sizeable collection of wine. These features make a wine cooler under counter an excellent option for serious collectors.

A fridge with a built-in refrigerator will seamlessly blend into your kitchen, creating seamless appearance. You can choose from a range of door styles and finishes that complement your space such as stainless steel or black Stainless Steel with PrintShield finish. Many KitchenAid wine refrigerators are Panel Ready. This means that you can add an individual front to the door and handle to match the cabinetry.

Wine that is kept at a constant, ideal temperature will last longer and taste better. Sub-Zero's undercounter wine storage comes with dark opaque glass that blocks harmful UV rays, dampening engineering to reduce vibration and dual evaporators to maintain a steady moderate humidity.

Certain wine refrigerators are thermoelectric while others use traditional compressor technology. Traditional compressors are more common and gets colder, however it can also generate heat and cause vibrations within the wine chiller mini cellar. A thermoelectric wine refrigerator is quiet, does not vibrate, and requires very little energy. Some models also offer additional features, such as adjustable LED interior lighting, wine racks that can hold a variety of sizes and doors that can be reversible. Some models can be used as a drink center, which is great for storing craft brews and seltzer.

Design

You want your wine refrigerator to blend seamlessly into the interior decor of your home. Look for features like LED lighting, which provides soft, energy-efficient lighting to showcase your collection and avoid heating the space. Many models have vents facing the front that allow for easy installation into countertops and cabinets. Other models are freestanding and provide a variety of placement options. If you opt for a built-in appliance, ensure that you take measurements of the space available and ensure that there is enough space around the appliance's perimeter for proper ventilation. Insufficient ventilation could lead to overheating and other malfunctions.

A wine fridge should maintain your bottles in a cool, dark environment with constant temperatures and humidity control. Look for features like dark opaque glass to block UV radiation, dampening technology that helps to reduce vibration, and dual evaporators which provide a steady moderate humidity. These conditions will minimize temperature fluctuations that can degrade corks and cause deterioration of contents.

Wine drinkers typically enjoy various drinks, so it's crucial to find an under-counter wine fridge that can meet your drinking needs. Some wine refrigerators feature multiple temperature zones that permit you to keep red and white wines at the right temperature while keeping other drinks like craft brews and seltzers cool. These units are ideal for families who love many drinks.

Installation

If you decide to go with a built-in wine cooler that can be concealed into cabinets, follow the installation instructions given by the manufacturer. Make sure to leave plenty of space to allow for air circulation. Ideally, there should be at least an inch of space around the sides and back of the unit for proper airflow. Be careful not to place the wine refrigerator in direct sunlight or too close to heat-generating appliances. This can damage the cooling system, and cause damage to your wine.

Freestanding wine refrigerators feature front vents and can be put in a wide range of places, including the living room, kitchen or dining space. They can be used for entertaining as a center for drinks that allows easy access to small food items as well as drinks like martinis, cheeses, lemons, limes, etc. The dual zone design of some models allows you to store wines at the ideal serving temperature while keeping other drinks like sodas and water chilled, perfect for your next gathering or family dinner.

It's a good idea to test the seal of the door by putting it onto a piece of white paper. If the paper pulls easily out, the seal might require replacement. Test the temperature control and door alignment. After cleaning the interior, you can arrange your wine bottles so that they are ready to be consumed.

If you're looking for a stylish and versatile method to keep your preferred wines close at hand take a look at the variety of undercounter wine coolers from KitchenAid brand. These units are designed to seamlessly blend into your existing decor. They come with an elegant stainless-steel finish, and numerous features like LED interior lighting that illuminates the interior of the cooler.