Cellar Pro's Air Handler wine cooling system is designed to withstand extreme temperatures ranging from 110°F to -20°F.
All Air Handler cooling units are available in a variety of configurations including: Split Indoor, Split Outdoor and as Fully Charged (self-contained) horizontal or vertical units.
For cooling wine cellars of 1750 cu.ft. to 2500 cu.ft
Cellar Pro 6500 ducted system
Cellars up to 1750 cubic feet
choice of:
Self Contained OR
Split System (indoor or outdoor)
Cellar Pro 8500 ducted system
Cellars up to 2500 cubic feet
choice of:
Self Contained OR
Split System (indoor or outdoor)
Fully Integrated Air Handler Heater 900W.
Heater provides 900 Watts (4055 BTUH) of heat.
Cellars up to 2500 cu.ft.
Most common heater.
Fully Integrated Air Handler Heater 1800W.
Heater provides 1800 Watts (8100 BTUH) of heat.
Cellars up to 2500 cu.ft.
Extreme Temperature Heater.
Integrated Air Handler Humidifier.
Comes with separate control panel that must be mounted within the wine cellar.
Cellars up to 2500 cu.ft.
With the bottle probe the cooling unit cycles on and off with regards to the temperature in the bottle as opposed to the temperature in the wine cellar.
Extend the distance between your cooling unit and bottle probe by up to 25 feet.
Extend the distance between your cooling unit and bottle probe by up to 50 feet.
Remote display / Control unit
Allows control panel to be in a different location than the cooling unit.
Also known as Compressor Heater.
Cellar Pro's Crankcase Heater is required if the condenser (rear) of the cooling unit is exposed to temperatures below 40°F - but not lower than 20°
...already included with purchase of the outdoor hood.
Fan Cycling Switch allows for cooling units including the VS Series, 1800 Series, Splits and Air Handler Series, to operate in temperatures as low as -20°F.
Replacement filter for CellarPro integrated humidifier
Need your cellar a bit colder for immediate serving temperature of white wine then the White Wine modification will allow the cellar to be programmed for as low as 45F
Please note, this temperature is much colder than what would normally be used for aging wine cellars.
