Cooler Installations for Wine Cellars
Even a daily temperature fluctuation of just 2 to 3°C (5°F) can result in damage. A rise in temperature causes the wine to expand as it warms, forcing the cork to move and allowing air to seep out. When the wine cools and contracts, oxygen is drawn into the bottle. Humidity is also a concern. Too high and there’s the risk of mold or mildew growth including damage to labels. Too low and the corks may dry out.
Wine Cellar Coolers for Your Home
There are through-the-wall, self-contained units, split systems for more flexible installation, and fully ducted options to accommodate every type of demand. With 40 years of industry experience, Breeze Air Conditioning helps you determine the right fit for your specific wine cellar and budget. Our NATE-certified techs handle all aspects of new design/installation, upgrades, and essential maintenance.