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A Wine Chimer Under Counter Keeps Your Wines at Just the Right Serving Temperature A wine that is kept at optimal temperature will last longer and taste better. A wine chiller in the counter keeps your favorite bottles at the ideal serving temperature to be served whenever you'd like to drink a glass. Built-in models come with vents that face the front for seamless integration into cabinetry and countertops. Select traditional stainless steel for a seamless appearance or black finishes that complement any interior design. Size Undercounter wine chillers are smaller than wine fridges which stand on their own and are designed to fit inside existing cabinetry. This makes them a great option for small spaces where every inch is important. They are space-saving and provide an elegant way to store wines at the right temperature. Whether you are seeking a simple, under-counter wine cooler or an complex triple-zone model, the Thor Kitchen's range of under counter wine fridges will be able to meet your needs. Our single zone models can be configured to hold up to 68 Bordeaux style bottles or 56 Burgundy bottles. We also offer models with up to two cooling zones if you are planning to increase your collection. You can store sparkling, red white, and sparkling wine at the same temperature. This makes it easier to serve different wines. You can pick one with solid wood doors to give an elegant look and better visibility of your wine bottles. We also have large built-in refrigerators, if you wish to store your wine collection in a designated area that is distinct from the rest. These models are perfect for serious collectors who plan to store their wine over a long period of time. Control of Temperature In contrast to a normal fridge wine fridges are specifically designed to store your bottles at a perfect temperature for your wine. They also make sure that your wines are stored at a suitable humidity level and avoid the oxidation process, which can destroy the taste of a bottle. Wine refrigerators are designed to maintain the ideal long-term storage temperature for wine which is 55 degrees Fahrenheit. This ensures the wines are preserved and retain their full, rich aroma and flavor. They also reduce noise and vibration, keeping the wine sediments undisturbed and ensure a quiet and peaceful environment for your wines. Certain wine refrigerators also have charcoal filters, which purifies the air and prevents the odors from affecting your wine. This makes your wine taste better and reduces the amount of vapor that escapes from the bottle. This is particularly important for red wines, that require more time to be stored at the right temperature than white wines. Although most wine refrigerators provide one temperature zone, some wine coolers are dual-zone that let you keep your wine at the ideal serving temperatures and keep other drinks such as water and soda chilled. Dual-zone wine fridges can be installed under the counter for an elegant look or as a standalone beverage cooler. They typically come with slide-out shelves that allow easy access to your wines and wire racks that can be adjusted to fit various bottle sizes. They may have wooden cradles to protect your wine from slipping and keep them in a good shape. Some models include a lock that prevents the door from being closed and opened without permission, which could change the temperature of the refrigerator. The temperature control panel digital lets you monitor the temperature inside and make specific wine storage settings. If you're a serious collector or are planning to age your wine look into an extra-large freestanding wine refrigerator that has extra space. These units are of high-end construction with a double-paned door, and a green refrigerant. These units also feature LED lighting, which makes it easier to appreciate your wine. They are also less expensive and energy efficient than most undercounter wine fridges which makes them a great investment for serious wine lovers. Energy Efficiency The majority of wine coolers run constantly to keep your bottles at the right temperature and cool. This means that they consume a lot of electricity. A wine fridge under counters should be kept in a cool, dark place far from sunlight and other heat sources to cut down on energy consumption. It is also advisable to keep it away from any vibrating or moving appliances such as stereo systems, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers. This will stop the vibrations from damaging your wine bottles and speeding up the chemical processes which can cause wine to age too quickly. A wine fridge under counter should be installed in a location that has adequate ventilation to ensure adequate airflow and avoid overheating. It should be located at least a few feet away from other cooling units such as refrigerators, stoves, and microwaves. These will affect the temperature of your wine cooler. It is also a great idea to leave just a few inches between your wine cooler's counters and cabinets or walls. Based on the needs for wine storage, you may want to choose a model that has a dual zone thermostat that can create separate ideal environments specifically for red and white wine. under the cabinet wine fridge is a great option for serious wine lovers or people who like a variety of drinks. It can be purchased as a stand-alone unit or in an installed installation for more seamless look and flexibility. The option to personalize your wine fridge on counter with doors and trim is a fantastic feature for people who want a customized look in their kitchens. Numerous manufacturers offer a range of options to customize the door trim and handles to match your personal style. You can also find models that seamlessly blend with your existing cabinetry to give it a clean and stylish look. The majority of wine coolers under the counter feature a front venting system to keep your fridge from overheating or using excessive energy. Noise Level When they are in operation wine coolers emit a deep, soft sound. The compressor is the primary source of this noise, which powers the heat/cold cycle in the wine refrigerator. The compressor is typically mounted on silicone or rubber bases, which work to dampen vibrations, however this does not stop noise from being heard. It can be particularly noticeable if the wine cooler is freestanding. located in an open lounge space. In addition to the compressor noise, wine fridges might produce additional noises that are triggered by various other components inside the appliance. This includes electric fans that are responsible for stabilizing, circulating and ensuring temperature distribution throughout the cabinet, and also keeping the system from getting frosty. If these fans aren't functioning properly, they can produce annoying, high-pitched humming sounds that are likely to be louder if the fan is dirty or obstructed by objects such as labels that are stuck in the spin mechanism. It is also crucial to make sure that all components are secured and tightened as necessary. This can help reduce the frequency of humming sounds that can be heard. It is especially relevant for freestanding wine refrigerators that are susceptible to vibrations because they are able reverberate against walls nearby. If your wine refrigerator is generating an annoying click it's usually an indication that the starter is trying to restart the cooling system inside the appliance, which is unable to work according to plan due to a fault with the refrigeration system. This could be due to a lack in refrigerant. It is worth calling an expert to examine the refrigerator before continuing to use it. It is important to know that all wine chillers will generate some sound. However, there are models that are quieter than other models. For example, the wine chillers made by brands like La Sommeliere, Montpellier Climadiff and Avintage are extremely quiet with some of the most silent models producing just 42 decibels or less in terms of noise output. These wine coolers are ideal for installation in bedrooms, master suites or open-plan living spaces.