Perlick HC24WB-3L 24" Commercial Series 45 Bottle Wine Reserves - Stainless Glass Door

The Perlick HC24WB has redefined the commercial undercounter wine refrigerator market. Since their inception in 1917 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Perlick has evolved into the premier supplier of refrigeration and beverage dispensing equipment in the industry. Perlick equipment can be found in restaurants, hotels, stadiums, theme parks, breweries and the finest homes worldwide. Made in the USA, Perlick residential refrigeration products have clearly set the bar in luxury home entertaining.

For the serious wine connoisseur, Perlick offers its C-Series Wine Reserve. The 24-inch unit features five full-extension shelves that will store 40 bottles of wine and there’s even room for five additional bottles under the shelves. In addition, all of the C-Series Wine Reserves feature vinyl coated full-extension shelving that prevents shifting and slippage of the stored bottles; and glass doors that protect varietals from ultraviolet light while displaying the contents of the undercounter wine storage cabinets in all their beauty.

The Perlick HC24WB is designed with fully-integrated depth and zero-clearance hinging to allow a flush fit with the surrounding cabinetry. The front-vented, forced-air refrigeration system has Perlick’s whisper-quiet, commercial-grade compressor with a 700 Btu output. The temperature range on this refrigerator is adjustable from 40 to 65 degrees F. It has a digital temperature display and push button control.

• 45 bottle capacity
• Designed with fully-integrated depth and zero-clearance hinge to allow flush fit surrounding cabinetry
• Perlick’s exclusive Variable Speed Compressor
• Front-vented, forced-air refrigeration
• Industry exclusive stainless steel interior
• Five full-extension wine shelves with stainless steel fronts
• Two-year full warranty on complete unit – additional four year limited warranty on the sealed refrigeration system
• Interior digital display
• 5.3 cubic feet
• Refrigerator temperature 40 to 65 degrees F
• 308 kWh/yr