This unit will solve your wine cellar cooling needs if you have a smaller cellar with proper construction (insulation, vapor barrier). If you need a unit that's easy to install and straight forward operation, you are in the right place.
- AFFORDABLE
- EASY INSTALLATION
- GREAT FOR DIY PROJECT
- CELLARS UP TO 300 Cu. Ft. *(with proper insulation and vapor barrier installation)
The SC PRO Series embodies the latest and greatest system design technologies in an all-new housing design. Developed upon feedback directly from customers and installers, the unit incorporates a variety of high-end components at an affordable price point. By combining powerful airflow with quiet operation technology, the SC PRO is unrivaled when it comes to efficiently cooling small to mid-sized wine cellars.
What separates the original SC Series from the SC PRO Series? The SC PRO comes complete with a new, blower fan system that optimizes performance while operating at a significantly lower noise level. It also reintroduces a condensate management system, which effectively evaporates up to 3oz. of water an hour. This management system renders the drain line as an additional safeguard rather than a definite need.
The SC PRO Series will be a direct replacement for the SC Series, and its predecessor, one of the most well-known cellar cooling units, the XLT.
- Advanced blower fans
- Condensate management system
- Smart refrigerant metering
- Liquid-temperature-measuring bottle probe
- Advanced digital controller
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Coated evaporator coil
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Front or rear power switch
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Single-piece mounting bracket
Availability: Now Available!
Wine Cooler Plus provides free 30 min consultation to assist making sure based on the information specific to your project we will help you select the proper size unit for your specific wine cellar project.
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The BTU/h value shown here is a theoretical number. There are often circumstances under which a cellar design may require a larger unit due to variables not accounted for in the formula. For example, these variables could be building materials (such as glass, stone, concrete, etc.) which do not offer the insulation capacity required to maintain the optimal cellar environment. We recommend purchasing a unit with a larger capacity to compensate for these unaccounted-for variables. An undersized unit can lead to premature failure and will most likely prevent the cellar from reaching your desired temperature.