WineMate WM-6500SSL Split System Wine Cooling Units - 1500 Cu. Ft. Wine Cellar

The Wine-Mate 6500SSL cooling unit is a split system design with a capacity of 1500 cubic feet or approximately 6500 bottles. With this split system, the condensing unit can be placed up to 50 feet away, and the cold air is fed into the cabinet or room via the fan coil. This allows for quiet unit operation while maintaining the proper storage temperature for your wine. This unit is significantly quieter than its predecessors of the SS series.

Split system wine cooling unit
Outdoor enclosure is included with condensing unit
Evaporator Specs: 6500 BTUH, 115V / 60Hz, .8A, ETL & NSF listed, 61 lbs
Evaporator Dimensions: 53.75" W x 16.5" D x 6.75" H
Condensing Unit Specs: 115V / 60Hz, 12A, UL listed, 90 lbs.
Condensing Unit Dimensions: 24" W x 18" D x 17" H
Coverage size: 1500 cubic feet or approximately 6500 bottles

Note: The cooling systems require professional installation by a licensed refrigeration technician.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

HUMIDITY & INSTALLATION: By the nature of their operation, wine cooling units will maintain a stable humidity level, lower than the relative ambient humidity. In situations where the ambient humidity is high, the cooling unit will lower the humidity to desirable storage levels. In situations where the ambient relative humidity is very low, the desired enclosure relative humidity may not be achieved without adding moisture. To add moisture to the enclosure only use slow, natural evaporation from a small porous water container. Do not use a humidifier.

TEMPERATURE & INSTALLATION: These wine cellar cooling units are designed to cool 25 degrees less than the ambient temperature of the venting side of the unit. In some cases, improper placement or installation may cause the unit's performance to be degraded. The condensing unit must have a constant supply of fresh air, less than 85 degrees F. If the condensing unit is located in a confined area with poor ventilation, the unit will not be able to reject the heat it is removing from the enclosure and a malfunctioning unit will be suspected, even though the unit is mechanically sound. Call us to discuss your installation concerns.