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A Wine Chimer Under Counter Keeps Your Wines at Just the Right Serving Temperature A wine that is kept at an optimal temperature will last longer and taste better. Frydge under the counter will keep your favorite bottles at the perfect serving temperature whenever you want to have glasses. Built-in models feature vents that face the front for seamless integration into cabinets and countertops. Choose from traditional stainless steel for a cohesive look or black finishes that match any design. Size Undercounter wine chillers are smaller than wine fridges which stand on their own and are designed to fit into existing cabinetry. They are a great choice for smaller spaces where every inch counts. These wine refrigerators save space and offer a sleek way for people to store their wines at the correct temperature. Whether you are looking for a simple under-counter wine cooler or an sophisticated triple-zone model, Thor Kitchen's range of under-counter wine fridges will be able to meet your requirements. The single zone models are able to hold up to 68 Bordeaux style bottles or 56 Burgundy bottles. If you're looking for ways to expand your collection in the future, we have models that offer more flexible storage options by providing up to two cooling zones. You can store sparkling, red, and white wine at the same temperature. This makes it easier to serve different wines. You can also opt for one with solid wood doors, which offer a classic design and provide greater visibility for your wine bottles. If you'd rather keep your collection in a separate, dedicated location, we also have wine refrigerators with large built-in storage. These models are perfect for serious collectors who plan to age wine for a long period of time. Temperature Control Wine refrigerators, unlike regular refrigerators, are specifically designed to store bottles at the right temperature for wine. They also make sure that your wines are kept at a healthy humidity level and avoid the oxidation process, which can destroy the flavor of a bottle. Wine refrigerators are designed to keep the optimal temperature for long-term storage for wine which is 55 degrees Fahrenheit. This ensures that your wine is preserved, and maintain their full, rich aroma and flavor. They minimize vibration and sound to keep wine sediments undisturbed. Some wine refrigerators come with charcoal filters. This cleans the air and keeps odors from affecting your wine. This makes the wine to taste better and also decreases the amount of vapor that escapes the bottle. This is particularly important for red wines, that require more time to be stored at the right temperature than whites. While most wine refrigerators only provide a single temperature zone, some wine coolers come with dual zones that allow you to store your wines at their ideal serving temperatures and keep other drinks like water and soda chilled. Dual-zone wine refrigerators can be built under the counter to create a seamless look or used as a stand-alone beverage cooler. They feature sliding shelves that permit easy access to the wine, and wire racks that can be adjusted to suit different bottle sizes. They may also have wooden cradles to help protect your wine from rolling and help them retain their shape. Certain models have a lock that prevents the door from being opened and closed without permission, which could change the temperature inside the refrigerator. The digital temperature control panel lets you monitor the interior temperatures and set specific wine storage settings. You should consider investing in a freestanding wine fridge with more space if an avid wine lover or are planning to age your wine. These units feature high-end construction with a double-paned door and environmentally friendly refrigerant. They also have LED lighting that shines on your wine bottles to make them easier to see. They are also more efficient in energy use and less expensive than most under-counter wine refrigerators. This makes them an excellent investment for serious wine enthusiasts. Energy Efficiency The cooling system in most wine coolers is running nearly all the time to keep your bottles chilled and at a precise temperature, and they also consume an enormous amount of energy. A wine fridge that is under counters can be set in a cool, dark space away from sunlight and other heat sources to help reduce energy use. It is recommended to keep it away from any moving or vibrating appliances such as stereo systems washers, washing machines, dryers, dishwashers and other appliances. This will stop the vibrations from damaging the wine bottles and speeding up the chemical processes that cause the wine to age too fast. A wine refrigerator under counter should be installed in a location that has adequate ventilation to ensure proper airflow and to avoid overheating. It should be located at least a few feet away from other cooling units like refrigerators, stoves, microwaves and microwaves. They can alter the temperature of your wine cooler. It is also a good idea to leave some space between your wine cooler's under counter and any cabinets or walls. Based on the particular requirements for storage of wine It is possible to consider a wine cellar with a dual zone thermostat that can create separate ideal areas specifically designed for red and white wine. This is a great option for serious wine enthusiasts and homeowners who like to enjoy a variety of drinks. It is available as a freestanding unit or in an installed installation for more seamless design and greater flexibility. The ability to customize your wine fridge on counter with doors and trim is a fantastic feature for people who want an individual look for their kitchens. Many manufacturers offer a variety of options to customize the handles and door trim to suit your personal taste. You can also find models that are compatible with the cabinetry you already have to give it a clean and stylish look. In addition, most wine coolers under counter have an air vent on the front to ensure that your fridge will not overheat or use excessive energy. Noise Level When in operation, wine coolers emit a deep soft sound. The compressor is the primary source of this hum, which powers the heat/cold cycle in the wine refrigerator. The compressor is usually placed on silicone or rubber base which dampens vibrations. However this doesn't stop the noise from occurring. Wine fridges may also emit noises when other components are involved. Electric fans are responsible to stabilize and circulate the temperature within the cabinet, as well as preventing the formation of frost. When these fans are not operating properly, they may produce a humming sound that is annoying and high-pitched. sounds that could be particularly loud when the fan is dirty or obstructed by items like labels that are caught in the spinning mechanism. Vibrations from loose parts can also be the cause of noise from the wine cooler, so it is important to check regularly that the fridge is secure and that all components are securely secured and tightened as needed. This can reduce the frequency of humming noises that are loud. This is particularly important for freestanding wine refrigerators, which are susceptible to vibrations since they can resonate against walls that are nearby. If your wine refrigerator is making a clicking noise it is usually a sign that the starter is attempting to restart the cooling system within the appliance, which isn't working according to plan due to a problem with the refrigeration system. In some instances, this can be just as simple as a deficiency of refrigerant, so it is recommended to contact a professional to have the fridge checked before allowing it to continue to function. It is important to know that all wine chillers generate some sound. However there are some models that are quieter than others. Certain wine chillers, for instance the ones from La Sommeliere Montpellier Climadiff, and Avintage, are extremely quiet. They generate the lowest levels of noise, which are 42 decibels. These wine coolers are ideal to be installed in bedrooms or master-suite area.