WhisperKOOL Platinum Split System 4000 Wine Cellar Cooling Unit
Last updated: February 21, 2020
The WhisperKOOL Platinum Split System Wine Cellar Cooling Unit is part of WhisperKOOL's line of extremely quiet systems. It can cool an area up to 1,000 cubic feet, but it's at its best at up to 500 cubic feet. An included liquid bottle probe lets you test the contents of your bottles to ensure they're being cooled properly.
We looked at the top Wine Cellar Cooling Systems and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Wine Cellar Cooling System you should buy.
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Key Takeaway: You won't have to worry about a noisy wine cellar with the WhisperKOOL Platinum Split System Wine Cellar Cooling Unit.
In our analysis of 7 expert reviews, the WhisperKOOL Platinum Split System Wine Cellar Cooling Unit placed 3rd when we looked at the top 3 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
Described in the simplest terms, a split system is a cooling unit wherein the evaporator unit and condensing unit have been “split” into two separate units instead of being contained within the same housing. The evaporator unit is located in or near your cellar, and the condensing unit is generally located outside, or in an attic or utility room. The Platinum Series of split systems allow you to decide where the evaporator unit and the condensing unit will be located. The condensing unit can be located up to 100 ft. away from the evaporator unit. The evaporator unit will be mounted in the cellar or it can also be located nearby with ducting. If you don’t mind seeing the grille of your cooling unit in your cellar, a wall-mounted split system is what you need. If you prefer your unit to be out of sight, you should get a fully ducted split system. The choice is yours.
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