Premium refrigeration from Summerset Grills features slender, 15-inch outdoor wine coolers available with a standard or dual zone cabinet. The dual zone cabinet allows you to store items like beer and wine at different temperatures. Both providing 3.2 cubic feet of storage, the standard model has a 28-bottle capacity and a temperature range of 41-64 degrees. The dual zone has a 20-bottle capacity and a temperature range for the upper cabinet of 41-50 degrees and 50-64 degrees for the lower cabinet. Included with a Gold Standard Warranty, these appliances will help keep your wine chilled, and beer cold, bringing the function of your indoor refrigerator outside in a compact sleek style.
| Temperature Ranges |
41° - 64° |
| Finish |
#304 Stainless Steel Construction |
| Design |
Built-In, Auto-Defrost, Anti-Vibration System |
| Controller |
Built-in design Digital controller with temperature controller with digital display |
| Ul Certified |
UL Certified for Outdoor Use |
| Ventilation |
Front Venting |
| Storage Capacity |
28 bottles, 3.2 Cubic Feet |
| Locking Feature |
Factory Installed Security Lock |
| Compliant |
Commercial & Residential Compliant |
| Warranty |
Industry Top Warranty |
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Type:
Compact
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Width:
14.88"
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Height:
34.05"
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Depth:
23.425"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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Refrigerator Size:
3.2 (cu. ft.)
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Fresh Food Capacity:
3.2 (cu. ft.)
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Icemaker:
No
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Dispenser:
No
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Counter Depth:
No
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Sabbath Mode:
No
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WiFi Connected:
No
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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