CellarPro Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (80 Cu.Ft. Capacity)

Our quietest wine cooling unit. Replaces Breezaire 1060 cooling units.

CellarPro's 1800QTL is our quietest Wine Cooling Unit, while providing Outstanding Performance and Adjustable Humidity Control. Designed for Smaller Wine Cabinets with the capacity of 80 cubic feet. CellarPro Cooling Units can be installed through-the-wall in Small Wine Cellars for Non-Ducted Applications. CellarPro 1800QTL Wine Cooling Units can be used immediately to replace Breezaire 1060 cooling units.

Interchangeable Top Vent/Back Vent Exhaust makes it easy to redirect the hot air exhaust to suit different applications, while the Removable Steel Case allows the cooling unit to be repaired in the field. Other features include a Maintenance-Needed Indicator, Audible and Visual Alarms, Epoxy-Coated Coils and a Rustproof Condensate Pan.

Please Note:For installations in environments down to 20°F, we recommend adding our compressor heater modification to the cooling unit. Below 20°F, the cooling unit's performance will begin to degrade.

OPTIONS AND MODIFICATIONS

• Cord Out Side
  The 8-foot, 16-gauge Grounded Power Cord can be routed to exit from the left side of the Cooling Unit, just below the Power Outlet. This modification is designed for cooling unit installations where the power outlet is located inside the cellar.
  
  
• Condensate Fitting & Tube
  A Condensate Fitting is recommended when the Cooling Unit will be installed in a Wine Cellar. The fitting allows excess condensation to drain from the Cooling Unit through the Vinyl Tube. The included tubing measures 8' long with a 1/2" I.D. The drainage can exit outside the wine cellar with the rear configuration or inside the wine cellar with the bottom configuration.
  
  
• Vent Exhaust Configuration
  CellarPro offers the choice of Top or Rear Vent Exhaust configuration for your Wine Cooling Unit. The Vent Panel can also be swapped in the field for interchangeable Top/Rear Vent Exhaust.
  
  
• White Louvered Grill
  If you are using your Cooling Unit as a through-the-wall system, this Louvered Grill can be installed outside the Cellar to cover the rear of the Unit. The Grill can be painted to blend with surrounding d1/2©cor. Measures 20" by 12".
  
  
• Air Filter and Frame
  Imagine--no more coils to clean! When the Filter becomes dirty, simply pull out the Frame, replace the dirty filter with a clean one, and return the Frame to the Cooling Unit. The Fiber Orientation and Graduated Density of this Filter are designed to capture more dust and particles than other synthetic filters.
  
  

If you are replacing a Cooling Unit in a Wine Cabinet other than a Le Cache, you may also need the following optional accessories:

• Mounting Clips (Pair)

• Powder-Coated Dark Grey Finish
• Our quietest wine cooling unit. Replaces Breezaire 1060 cooling units.
• Electronic Thermostat
• 3-Digit Digital LED Display
• Programmable Control
• Adjustable Humidity Control
• Energy-Saver Mode
• Quick-Chill Mode
• Audible and Visual Alarms
• High-Output Compressor
• Electrofin Coated Coils
• Oversized Compressor and Coils
• Precision Expansion Valve
• Three System Probes
• Min/Max Temperature
• Maintenance-Needed Indicator
• Auto-Defrost Cycle
• Ultra-Quiet Operation (< 60 dBA)
• Power On/Off Switch
• Interchangeable Top Vent/Back Vent Exhaust
• Rustproof Condensate Pan
• Acoustic and Thermal Insulation
• Removable Steel Case
• Vibration-Free Operation
• 8' 16-Gauge Grounded Power Cord Exits From the Rear
• 3-Amp Light Receptacle, Grounded AC Outlet
• ETL Certified (UL Standards)
• Note: This cooling unit is designed to replace Breezaire 2200 and WineMate 2500 top and back vented cooling units. Before purchasing a CellarPro cooling unit, 1) check the power cord placement on your existing cooling unit, and 2) check that the outside dimensions match your existing cooling unit.
• Warranty: 5-Year Limited Warranty - Parts and Labor

Please Note:For installations in environments down to 20°F, we recommend adding our compressor heater modification to the cooling unit. Below 20°F, the cooling unit's performance will begin to degrade.