Electric Refrigerator Dual Zone Free Standing Red Wine Cellar Compressor Wine Refrigerator Cooler

JC-215B Features:

Two temperature zones
Capacity: 77 Bottles standard Boredeaux wine
Either Built-in or freestanding installations
Unit dimensions (WxDxH): 595x690x1000mm
7 pcs beech wooden shelves
Seamless stainless steel door
Temperature range: Upper zone 5-12℃(41-54℉), lower zone 12-20℃(54-68℉)
Soft interior LED light
Compressor type with air cooled technology
Low energy consumption
Digital touchpad controls with power failure memory
LED temperature display
Magnetic switch for light control & 2min door open alarm
Low vibration & noise for wines rest in peace
Reversible door allows it swings open to the left or right

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Door frame: Various
Door handle: Stainless steel
Shelves: Wire or wooden, slide-out roller
Security lock & key

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What is the difference between a free-standing wine cooler and a built-in wine cooler?
A free-standing wine cooler is designed to stand alone while a built-in wine cooler (also called a zero clearance or under-counter wine cooler) is designed to be built into existing counters and cabinetry as they include a front vent located under the door that channels heat forward away from the unit.

What’s the difference between a single-zone wine cooler and a dual-zone wine cooler?
A single-zone wine cooler has one temperature control and the storage space is undivided, that the whole cooler is set to the same temperature. It suits you if there are only red wines or only white wines to be stored, while they don’t have the same optimal temperatures.
A dual-zone wine cooler has two temperature controls and the storage space is divided into sections, which could be set to corresponding temperatures. It is ideal for storing both red wines and white wines without resorting to two wine coolers.