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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 underneath the counter will keep your favorite bottles at the perfect serving temperature whenever you want to enjoy a glass. Built-in models feature front-facing vents for seamless integration with counters and cabinetry. Choose traditional stainless steel for a unified appearance or black finishes that go with any design. Size Counter-mounted wine chillers are smaller than freestanding wine fridges, and are designed to be recessed into existing cabinetry. They are a great choice for small spaces, where every inch is important. These wine refrigerators are space-saving and provide an elegant method of storing wine at the ideal temperature. Thor Kitchen's collection of under counter wine refrigerators has something for every person. No matter if you're looking for a simple model or a triple-zone model with more features, there's an option that will meet your needs. The single zone models are able to hold up to 68 Bordeaux style bottles or 56 Burgundy bottles. We also have models that come with up to two cooling zones should you want to increase your collection. This allows you to store red, white and sparkling wines at the same temperature, making it much easier to serve a wide variety of wines. You can also choose a model that features doors made of solid wood, which provide a classic appearance and offer greater visibility for your wine bottles. If you prefer to store your collection in a separate, designated space, we have large wine refrigerators that are built-in. These models are great for serious collectors who intend to store their wine over a long period of time. Temperature Control Unlike a regular fridge wine fridges are specifically designed to keep your bottles at a perfect temperature for your wines. They also keep your wines at a suitable humidity level and avoid oxidation that can alter the flavor of a bottle. Wine refrigerators are designed to maintain the optimal temperature of 55 degrees Fahrenheit which is the ideal temperature for long-term storage. This ensures that your wines are preserved and keeps their full, rich aroma and flavor. They reduce sound and vibration to ensure that wine sediments are not disturbed. Some wine refrigerators have charcoal filters that purify the air to keep the odors that can affect wine. Frydge helps the wine to taste better and also decreases the amount of vapor that escapes from the bottle. This is especially crucial for red wines, which need a longer time to be stored at a proper temperature than whites. While the majority of wine refrigerators offer one temperature zone, a few wine coolers are dual-zone that allow you to store your wines at their optimal serving temperatures and also keep other drinks such as water and soda chilled. Dual-zone wine refrigerators can be positioned under the counter to create an attractive appearance, or used as a stand-alone beverage cooler. They feature sliding shelves that allow easy access to the wine and wire racks which can be adjusted for different sizes of bottles. They might also have wooden cradles that protect your wine from rolling and to keep them in shape. Certain models also have locks, which stop the unintentional opening and closing of the door, which could result in an increase in temperature inside the refrigerator. They also have an electronic temperature control panel that makes it simple to monitor internal temperatures and set specific wine-storing settings. You should consider investing in a freestanding wine fridge with more space if you are a serious wine collector or plan to age your wine. These units are made of top-quality materials, come with doors with double panes and environmentally friendly refrigerant. These units also feature LED lighting to make it easier to view your wine. They are also more efficient in energy use and less expensive than under-counter wine refrigerators. This makes them an excellent investment for serious wine lovers. Energy Efficiency The cooling system of most wine coolers runs almost all the time to keep your bottles cool and at a certain temperature, and they also consume lots of energy. To reduce energy consumption, a wine fridge on counters should be located somewhere cool and dark where it won't be affected by sunlight or any other heat sources. It is also recommended to place it away from any appliances that vibrate or move like stereo systems, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers. This will prevent the vibrations from damaging wine bottles and hastening the chemical processes that lead to aging of your wine too quickly. Installing a wine fridge under the counter in a place where there is sufficient ventilation will ensure proper airflow and will prevent overheating. It should also be set at least a few feet from any other cooling appliances, stoves, microwaves and refrigerators as these will affect the temperature in your wine cooler and affect its performance. It is also a good idea to leave two inches between your wine fridge's under counter and any walls or cabinets. Based on your specific needs for wine storage, you may be interested in selecting the model with a dual zone temperature control in order to create separate ideal environments for red and white wines. This is a great option for serious wine enthusiasts or those who love various drinks. It can be purchased as a freestanding unit or in an installed installation for more seamless design and greater flexibility. People who are looking to create a unique look in their kitchen will appreciate the option to personalize their wine fridge under counter. Many manufacturers offer a range of options to customize the handles and door trim to match your personal style. You can also find models that are compatible with the cabinetry you already have to give it a clean elegant, fashionable finish. The majority of wine coolers on the counter have an air venting system on the front to stop your fridge from becoming too hot or consuming too much energy. Noise Level Wine coolers typically emit a soft, deep hum when they are in operation. The compressor is responsible for this hum, which powers the heat/cold cycle in a wine refrigerator. The compressor is usually placed on a rubber or silicone base that reduces vibrations. However, this does not stop the noise from occurring. Alongside the compressor noise, wine fridges can also produce other noises that are connected to several other components in the appliance. Electric fans are responsible for stabilizing and circulating the temperature throughout the cabinet and preventing the formation of frost. If the fans aren't functioning properly, they can produce a humming sound that is annoying and high-pitched. sounds that are likely to be especially loud if the fan is dirty or obstructed by objects such as labels that get stuck in the spinning mechanism. It is also essential to make sure that all components are secured and tightened as necessary. This will reduce the frequency of humming noises that are loud. This is especially important for freestanding wine refrigerators that are susceptible to vibrations due to the fact that they can reverberate off nearby walls. If your wine refrigerator is generating the sound of clicking, this is typically an indication that the starter is trying to reboot the cooling system inside the appliance, which isn't working in the way it was intended due to a fault with the refrigeration system. It could be due to an absence of refrigerant. It is advisable to call an expert to check the fridge before continuing to use it. It is essential to be aware that all wine chillers will produce some noise. However there are some models that are quieter than other models. For instance, wine chillers made by brands such as La Sommeliere, Montpellier Climadiff and Avintage are extremely quiet with some of the quietest models generating only 42 dB or less in terms of noise output. These wines coolers would be ideal for installations in the master suite, bedroom or open-plan living areas.